The Independent Pharmacy

Kwangjae Chi

Kwangjae Chi

MPharm IP

Pharmacist Independent Prescriber

GPhC 22129206 Years Experience
Professional Registrations

Jae graduated from the University of Bath in 2015 and qualified as a pharmacist in 2016. After working for pharmacies in Torquay for 2 years, he moved to Bristol in 2018 and worked in various community pharmacies.

Before joining The Independent Pharmacy clinical team, Jae completed his Independent Prescribing course at the University of West England in 2022 and attended a GP-led minor illness training session to broaden his clinical knowledge.

In his spare time, Jae likes to work out and has recently started a beginner’s olympic weightlifting programme.

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