About Elizabeth Roddick

Elizabeth Roddick, a distinguished pharmacist and author, has a lifelong passion for holistic health, inspired by her early experiences in her father’s traditional chemist shop. A Strathclyde University alumna with a BSc (Hons) in Pharmacy, Elizabeth has made significant contributions to the field over the years. Renowned for her innovative approach, she has owned and managed her own community pharmacy, earning accolades such as the Schering Award and a Fellowship from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society for her pioneering work.

Elizabeth’s dedication to healthcare extends beyond pharmacy management. She’s a powerful advocate for a holistic approach to health, combining her expertise in pharmacy with skills as a qualified life coach and NLP Master Practitioner. Her commitment to public health and patient-centered care has been recognised with the prestigious NHS Award for outstanding service in Glasgow.

An engaging speaker and media contributor, Elizabeth shares her insights on BBC Radio Scotland and RNIB’s Connect Radio. Her written works include ‘Call the Pharmacist’, ‘Look Better, Feel Better, Live Better’, ‘Quality Life for Women over 50’, and ‘The Other Frontline’, reflecting her deep understanding of community health challenges, especially during the Covid pandemic.

In recent years, Elizabeth has focused on women’s health, particularly for those over 50, launching the ER Quality Life System. This initiative underscores her belief in the power of mindset and lifestyle balance for a fulfilling life. Elizabeth’s journey is a testament to her unwavering commitment to improving health and wellness, making her a respected voice in her community and beyond.