There have been some changes brewing at Plain City Druggist, but the faces stepping in to keep the pharmacy running like clockwork are familiar–only the position titles have changed. Tayler, as we reported last week, is becoming the pharmacist manager and Meghan Nestleroth, who has been with us since she was a student also, will be filling in as assistant manager for Plain City Druggist and manager for the compounding pharmacy.

Here is Meghan’s bio so you can learn a bit more about her.

My name is Meghan and I’m the new manager of Midwestern Compounding Pharmacy and the assistant manager of Plain City Druggist. I graduated from The Ohio State University’s College of Pharmacy in 2017 and started working with Plain City Druggist in October of 2017. If you’ve been in the pharmacy lately you have probably seen me behind the counter–if you can see me over my computer that is.

I grew up in Westerville, Ohio and made my parents very happy when I decided to stay in the Columbus area. I have a little bit of a commute to get to Plain City every day, but you can’t beat driving down country roads on a beautiful summer morning!

I decided I wanted to become a pharmacist when I was about 13 years old. I always knew I wanted to take after my mom and go into some sort of medical profession, I just wasn’t sure what. My mom suggested pharmacy and set up a shadowing experience with a pharmacist she worked with at OSU. After that day, I knew pharmacy was the career for me. My love for independent pharmacy was discovered while I was in pharmacy school at OSU. I started working at Joe’s second store, Happy Druggist Karl Road, as an intern and found my passion. I am beyond thrilled that I now get to continue that passion here in Plain City.

In my spare time I enjoy hiking, playing in an adult kickball league, and going to local theater shows. My hidden talents include baking over-the-top cupcakes and making balloon animals.

I’m looking forward to getting to know all our customers better and learning more about Plain City. Who knows, if you stop by the pharmacy you might even get a balloon dog!