Please find below a link to the MHRA website page for pharmacists.
http://www.mhra.gov.uk/Safetyinformation/Healthcareproviders/Pharmacy/index.htm
Really useful information for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
So it looks like all the hassle we pharmacists all went through before, during and after the withdrawal of co-proxomol might have been worthwhile.
To all fellow pharmacists
Please take the time to look at the link below and sign the petition. Since the case of Elizabeth Lee and the RP regulations coming into force on 1st October, I feel that this is very important.
Please forward this on to your colleagues and peers.
Kind regards
http://www.gopetition.com/online/27343.html
We are on the look-out for more locum pharmacists. The locum season has now really started and we are in need of professional, reliable locums we can trust. Unlike most areas of the economy there is still a real shortage of pharmacists so top-rates can still be obtained.
However, we aren’t interested in taking on the kind of locum who’s car breaks down on a regular basis or who has a history of last minute sickness calls (but turns up later in the day at another pharmacy!) Those guys and girls can happily go elsewhere.
Locums based in the North call Linda on 01677 424215
Locums based in the South call Dee on 01454 299412
What you will get from PL-UK:
Agency Workers Regulations – how does it effect me?
The simple answer is it doesn’t. …. in most cases. For more expert guidance than I can supply as a pharmacist rather than a legal bod please click on the link below. http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/documents/01109%20PCG%20A4%2020PP%20BROCHURE%20SINGLE%20PAGES.pdf
One in a lifetime opportunity – pharmacist required in Tonga
We have been approached by a not for profit pharmacy in the Kingdom of Tonga asking us to recruit a pharmacist to work at one of the health centres in the Kingdom. This opportunity will definately not come up again for if you fancy a complete change of scene and an opportunity to live on [...]
Just a quick post to remind all pharmacist that they need to renew their GPhC registration by the 31st October. So you still have a month to pay but if you are anything like me, if you don’t do it now, there’s a chance you’ll forget!
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