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Tahnee Simpson: leading with compassion and a new vision for women’s health Tahnee Simpson is reshaping women’s health in community pharmacy. From menopause consults to pelvic pain care and full scope services, her work at TerryWhite Chemmart Keperra, in Brisbane, Qld, shows how pharmacists can deliver clarity, compassion and accessible support at every stage of life.
At TerryWhite Chemmart Keperra, pharmacy owner and compounding pharmacist Tahnee Simpson has become a trusted name for women across Brisbane’s northwest. Her work spans every stage of a woman’s life.
Listening to patients, she saw how often women struggled to access support for hormonal changes, pelvic pain and other genderspecific health concerns. She recognised an opportunity to do more than supply medicines. She wanted to provide understanding.
She provides clear, compassionate advice for reproductive health, guides patients through complex pelvic pain diagnosis, and supports women navigating perimenopause. Tahnee is known for care that feels personal, thorough and deeply respectful.
This led her to establish a dedicated menopause consultation service. It helps women navigate symptoms that can be confusing or dismissed, and often subject to outdated practices. Her approach combines evidence-based support with time and space for honest conversation. Patients come to her with everything from vasomotor symptoms to genitourinary changes, and she helps them make sense of what they are experiencing.
Tahnee graduated from the University of Queensland in 2004 and has spent more than two decades in community pharmacy. Her purpose became clearer after taking ownership of TerryWhite Chemmart Keperra Compounding Pharmacy in 2018.
Women deserve time, clarity and someone in their corner. For many, that first safe conversation happens in a pharmacy.
Tahnee believes community pharmacy is entering a defining decade
Bringing full scope to life
Tahnee is part of a growing group of pharmacists practising at their full scope. She has integrated pharmacist prescribing and structured assessments into everyday care. For her, expanded scope is not only about capability — it is about access.