Pharmacy Careers

$80,506 in fines and payer reimbursements: Pharmacy owner pleads guilty to bogus claims charge
Quebec pharmacy owner Sarah Saudrais Janecek also admitted she gave non-pharmacist associates access to her prescription and clinical services software, and stored certain prescription documents outside her pharmacy.
Pharmpreneur of the week Jesse McCullough: ‘Seeing people step into their potential is exciting’
While being my own boss is exciting, being able to help pharmacists maximize their success is equally exciting. Seeing people step into their potential is exciting. And being able to solve the various problems that come up along the way is also exciting.

Pharmacists embrace point-of-care testing

As pharmacists we have proven repeatedly, especially during the pandemic, that we do not walk away from a challenge, especially when it has the potential to vastly improve patient care.
The pharmacist's guide to saying 'no'

There are steps we must take, and assumptions we must reset, to reclaim our most precious resource: Time
Which pharmacists have the largest scope in Canada?

NAPRA's 2023 information shows which provinces' pharmacists can do the most—and who is the most constrained.
Actually, adjusting medication dosage is very much within my scope of practice

Contrary to how a local physician admonished me, adjusting medication dosage is absolutely within my scope of practice. Besides, I answer to the patient (who is at the centre of all I do) and to the College of Pharmacists, not to physicians.
Blasting vaccination misinformation in your pharmacy practice

In a world where vaccine discussions are often laden with misconceptions and mounting tension, have you found it challenging to maintain productive conversations in your practice? If so, you’re not alone.
FIP campaign offers resources around vaccination in vulnerable groups

“Let’s talk about vaccines!” campaign offers free materials to guide pharmacists and educate the public.
An eye medication to treat obesity?

In studying the effect of bimatoprost on certain adipose tissue cells, researchers are hopeful it could be used to address harmful fat storage.
Manitoba accelerates licensing for out-of-province pharmacists

The new rule applies to pharmacist graduates of a degree program accredited by the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs who have not been licensed in another jurisdiction in the country.

$80,506 in fines and payer reimbursements: Pharmacy owner pleads guilty to bogus claims charge

Pharmpreneur of the week Jesse McCullough: ‘Seeing people step into their potential is exciting’

Pharmacists embrace point-of-care testing

The pharmacist's guide to saying 'no'

Which pharmacists have the largest scope in Canada?

Actually, adjusting medication dosage is very much within my scope of practice

Blasting vaccination misinformation in your pharmacy practice

FIP campaign offers resources around vaccination in vulnerable groups

An eye medication to treat obesity?

Manitoba accelerates licensing for out-of-province pharmacists