Career as a Pharmacist
 

The pharmacy profession is highly demanding and rewarding profession for many years in  USA, Canada, Australia, NZ, UK and all other first world countries. Pharmacist is the most important and positive contributing member of the health care system of any particular country.  For last two decade, the Pharmacist demand is continually rising in all the developed countries.

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
    • Registered Pharmacist
    • Clinical Pharmacist
    • Hospital Pharmacist
    • Consultant Pharmacist
    • Disease management Pharmacist
    • MMR Pharmacist
    • Nuclear Pharmacist
    • Geriatric Pharmacist
    • Industrial Pharmacist
    • Prescribing Pharmacist
  • Local students are not preferring to study Pharmacy courses

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.

PharmaVision is the only Consultancy providing Guidance and Training for this steps in entire INDIA.

Step - 1 : Pharmacist Evaluation Examination (Stage 1)
Step - 2 : Training as a Pharmacist
Step - 3 : Qualifying Examination (Stage 2)

Registration Steps USA Canada Australia / NZ UK
Step - 1 FPGEE PEBC - I APEC - I OSPAP
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Step - 2 NAPLEX+
MPJE
PEBC – II
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APEC - II RPSGB
FAQ's
  1. What is the important to get registration (Licence) as a Pharmacist in Abroad ?
  2. How to get registration as a Pharmacist in first world countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia, NZ and Ireland ?
  3. How hard is it to become a pharmacist / is it hard to become a pharmacist ?
  4. Is our 4years B.Pharm valid in all the developed countries ?
  5. Can I get direct “Pharmacy Registration” after doing Master/Ph.D in Pharmacy from Abroad country ?
  6. Is Pharmavision preparing for all the registration Examinations ?
  7. How Pharmavision can help ?
  1. What is the important to get registration (Licence) as a Pharmacist in Abroad ?

    There are numbers of positive reasons to become a registered pharmacist such as

    • Excellent job opportunities
      (100:5) job ratio means 100 possition available as a Reg. Pharmacist and only 5 job available as a Non reg. pharmacist)
    • Wide variety of career options such as Community pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Consultant pharmacist, Clinical Pharmacist, prescribing Pharmacist, also can work In Research, Academic and Industrial sectors.
    • In case of Non reg. Pharmacist considering as a General Graduate students so only option is Industries again market is very competitive nearly impossible to get entry.
    • Earning wise excellent wages for Registered pharmacist ($1,00,000/year $ 35000/year, means $50/hr : $ 14/hr)
    • Excellent permanent settlement (PR) chances
    • Excellent business opportunities (Own Pharmacy)
  2. How to get registration as a Pharmacist in first world countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia, NZ and Ireland ?

    Generally, in all the first world countries the Pharmacist Registration Procedures are almost same but different registration organisations are conducting the process.

    General processes are dividing into 3 steps :

    • Equivalency Examination
    • Training
    • Qualifying Examination
      (Law and English Proficiency test)
  3. How hard is it to become a pharmacist?

    It is very easy as well as very important also because without registration it’s very difficult to get job. if you have proper guidance and training about the examination its easy.

  4. Is our 4years B.Pharm valid in all the developed countries ?

    Yes, our 4 years B.Pharm is valid in all the first world countries like Canada, Australia, NZ, UK except USA (USA need 5 years of B.Pharm)
    FPGEE Committee Revises Pharmacy Curriculum Requirement Beginning January 1, 2003. FPGEE Will Require Foreign-educated Pharmacists to have earned their Professional Degree Form a Five Year Curriculum Programme or Equivalent it to Apply for FPGEE.

  5. Can I get direct Pharmacy Registration after doing Master/Ph.D in Pharmacy from that country ?

    No, you can't because Candidate must have to complete all the 3 steps in order to get registration as a Pharmacist in that particular country. Even if Doing Master/Ph.D in Pharmacy from that Particular country.

  6. Is Pharmavision preparing for all the registration Examinations ?

    Yes, we Preparing for Abroad Pharmacy Registrations examination  such as FPGEE, NAPLEX, PEBC I and II, APEC I and II and GPhC / RPSGB.

    Abroad Pharmacy Registrations examination Class and Study Material have been Developed By well experienced and licensed commonwealth registered pharmacist as per the Respective Examination syllabus.

  7. How Pharmavision can help to achieve bright career as a Pharmacist in Abroad?

    Pharmavision is comprehensively preparing you for every steps of your abroad EDUCATION

    • Pharmacist Career Counselling and Planning
    • Appropriate Country Selection
    • Appropriate University/College Course Selection
    • IELTS
    • Admission
    • Loan Documents Assistant
    • VISA Document Preparation and Application
    • Pharmacist Document Evaluation
    • "International Pharmacist Competency Development Programme"
    • FPGEE, NAPLEX, PEBC I II, APEC I II, Preparation (2 Month Programme) (Include Study Material)
    • Comprehensive 5 Year Career Plan
    • Pre-Departure Accommodation and Job Counselling

 

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