Our Team

Darryl grew up navigating complex medical needs from a young age. Frequent hospital stays, procedures and interactions with the medical profession were the norm. That experience didn’t just spark his interest in healthcare—it laid the foundation for a lifelong calling — he started working in pharmacy at 15 and never really left.

He went on to attend and graduate from the University of Toronto’s Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy program.

What keeps him here? The people. Darryl is drawn to the human side of the job—especially helping those navigating addiction and the uphill battle that comes with it. He’s seen how the right support can lead to real, lasting change, and he’s just as invested in those transformations as he is in the clinical side of care.

As Director of Pharmacy at BMC, Darryl oversees daily operations at our Sarnia and Chatham sites, leading teams that deliver judgment-free care 365 days a year. He played a key role in launching our walk-in clinic, which connects underserved patients with wound care and acute support from nurse practitioners deeply involved in the local outreach and recovery community.

Outside of work, Darryl is a devoted father to a son with similar medical history — both being fortunate recipients of multiple organ transplants — as much he is a grateful advocate for organ donor awareness. He enjoys trying any coffee he can get his hands on, has a penchant for trivia, lively debate, anything automotive, and digital photography. When Darryl isn’t doing any of the above — he can be found grooming what may be the finest moustache in all of pharmacy… easily southwest Ontario.

Chris is a pharmacist who leads with patience, curiosity, and a deep respect for the people he serves. With years of experience in drug information and pharmaceutical care, he’s built a reputation for being the person patients can trust when things feel complicated—and the one new pharmacists turn to when they need clarity or guidance.

Chris holds certifications in supportive oncology care, pediatric patient care, cardiovascular pharmacology, and diabetes education from the University of Toronto and the University of Waterloo. He’s currently enrolled in CAMH’s Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Course, further deepening his commitment to accessible, informed care—especially for those navigating complex or chronic health concerns.

He’s known around the pharmacy for his steady presence and genuine way with people. Whether he’s helping someone manage their meds, translating dense medical info into plain language, or mentoring someone just starting out, Chris makes sure the people around him feel heard and supported.

Harpreet Saini brings over 14 years of experience in community pharmacy to the team, along with a calm presence and a steady hand. Born and raised in India, he graduated with a Bachelor of Pharmacy in 2007 before moving to Canada in 2009. He became a licensed pharmacist in Ontario in 2011 and has been committed to delivering clear, consistent care ever since.

With strong roots in medication therapy management, prescription verification, and pharmacy operations, Harpreet is the kind of pharmacist who doesn’t miss a detail. He’s well-versed in pharmacy systems like Kroll and has earned a reputation for his clear communication, whether he’s supporting patients, training new staff, or coordinating with care teams.

At home, Harpreet embraces a close-knit family life in Ontario with his wife, young son, and parents. When he’s not at the pharmacy, you’ll likely find him watching cricket, reading about current events or personal development, or listening to music.

Dana graduated from the University of Toronto in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy. She has worked as a pharmacist in Chatham for twenty-four years, and has worked at BMC Chatham since it opened in April of 2010. She lives in Chatham with her husband, two children and dog.

She has always enjoyed the “people part” of being a community pharmacist. She enjoys patient care and developing a personal rapport with her patients.