Pharmacy Assistant
Duration: 2 months
Application fee: $90
Tuition Fee $2100 (Tax and Application fee included)
Tax: $160
Pharmacy Assistant Certificate Program:
Understanding the Realm of Prescription and Pharmaceutical Technicians: Exploring Differences Within the Pharmacy Environment
Comprehensive Overview of Bylaws: Covering A to Z in the Regulatory Landscape
Common Drugs and Pharmaceutical Technicians: Navigating the Landscape of Medications
Decoding Generic Drugs and Brand Names: Unraveling Uses and Distinctions
Delving into Drug Dosages, Side Effects, and Pregnancy Considerations: A Comprehensive Guide
Herbal Medicines and Medicinal Plants: Exploring their Presence in Pharmacies and Homes
Demystifying Medicinal Forms: Teaching and Understanding with Detailed Explanations
An In-depth Look at Pharmacology Divisions: Selecting and Analyzing Different Categories
Synthetic Drugs: An Exploration of Varieties and Applications
20 Scientifically Grounded Experimental Cases in Pharmacy
Manual Pricing Strategies: A Practical Guide in the Pharmaceutical Realm
Pricing Efficiency with Systems and Programs: Streamlining Processes in the Pharmaceutical Setting
Admission Requirements
- At least 19 years of age.
Career Opportunities
- Pharmacy Assistant in private and governmental pharmacies.
Learning Objectives/Outcomes
At the end of this program, students will be able to :
- Reading prescriptions
- Preparing prescriptions
- Pricing
- Insurance rules
Principles of pharmacy in Canada and pharmacist assistant and pharmacy assistant job description
In Canada, all medical information of patients is stored in a special portal. The healthcare system in Canada is controlled provincially
Each province operates under the supervision of the College of Pharmacy.
PEBC is responsible for evaluating Canadian and non-Canadian pharmacists.
Access to patient information in the health system is possible only by people who have the necessary qualifications, such as doctors, dentists and pharmacists.
Transfer of information between pharmacies is done only by fax. Even doctors are in contact with pharmacies by fax and not by e-mail.