The
demand is continuously growing because of following reasons
·
More than 47% of currently working Pharmacist are above
age of 45 years
·
Old age population is dramatically increase in developed
countries due to long life expectance
·
Increasing the rate and onset of chronic disease at
early age
·
Continually, increasing the responsibilities of
pharmacist thus new era of pharmacy profession has evolved
·
o Registered
Pharmacist
o Clinical
Pharmacist
o Hospital
Pharmacist
o Consultant
Pharmacist
o Disease
management Pharmacist
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o MMR Pharmacist
o Nuclear
Pharmacist
o Geriatric
Pharmacist
o Industrial
Pharmacist
o Prescribing
Pharmacist
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·
Local students are not preferring to study Pharmacy
courses
Pharmacist shortages are projected
to increase over the next 20 years. Only strategic option to meet this
shortage of Pharmacist can be achieved by offering Immigration to
International pharmacist.
Pharmacists with specialized
education and training become more versatile within the health care system
to attain optimal health outcomes for patients through proper
medication use.
These kind of intervention evolved
new avenues of opportunities for pharmacist in developed countries. For
Example
In Australia, Pharmacist
receives wage from the Australian Government for conducting comprehensive
Home Medicines Reviews.
In Canada, Pharmacists in
certain provinces have prescribing rights (as in Alberta and British
Columbia) or are salaried by their provincial
government for expanded services
such as medications reviews (Meds checks in Ontario).
In United Kingdom , Pharmacists
who undertake additional training are obtaining prescribing rights. They
are also being paid by the government for
medicine use reviews.
In United States, Pharmaceutical
care or clinical pharmacy has had an evolving influence on the practice of
pharmacy.
In Scotland, Pharmacist
can write prescriptions for Scottish registered patients of their regular
medications, for the majority of drugs, except for Controlled drugs.
Thus, employment potential as a
Pharmacist is very high in Canada, USA, AUS, NZ, and UK
To
grab all this opportunities International Students must have to get
“licence to practise as a pharmacist” In any particular country. In order
to get Pharmacist licence, candidate must have to pass few steps.
Pharmacy Profession is regulated in
all developed countries like USA, Canada, AUS, NZ and UK to practice as a
Pharmacist.
Most important point, if any one
wants to work as a Pharmacist they must have to get Pharmacist license from
Pharmacy board of the respective country.
Eligibility to get License in all
developed countries is 4 years Bachelor of Pharmacy (Note: Our 4 years
Pharmacy Course is valid in all developed countries like Canada, Aus, NZ,
UK and all gulf countries except for USA. USA is only accepting 5 years
Bachelor ofPharmacy or PharmD Degree)
All developed countries have almost
same licensing process to regulate Pharmacy profession by Conducting
Examination as below.
Step - 1 : Pharmacist
Evaluation Examination (Stage 1)
Step - 2 : Training as
a Pharmacist
Step
- 3 : Qualifying
Examination (Stage 2)
source
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