Pharmaceutical Society

An outpouring of praise and gratitude from leaders across the health sector accompanies the crowning of the entire pharmacy profession as Pharmacist of the Year, writes Ruth Brown

An outpouring of praise and gratitude from leaders across the health sector accompanies the crowning of the entire pharmacy profession as Pharmacist of the Year, writes Ruth Brown

When Andi Shirtcliffe began knocking on doors to get support for her nomination of the profession, she found health leaders falling over themselves to add their voices

“The unstoppable” Vicky Chan was also named Pharmacist of the Year for 2021. Jonathan Chilton-Towle talks to her colleagues

PSNZ WILL REDUCE ITS FEES for part-time pharmacists next year, says president Professor Rhiannon Braund

A more detailed workforce survey shows a clearer picture of pharmacist staffing levels, with about 27 per cent of pharmacists working part time, reports Paulette Crowley

PSNZ LOST NEARLY $260,000 last year, primarily due to members leaving because meeting professional development targets no longer required them to be part of the ENHANCE programme 

Yesterday, the first PSNZ awards ceremony since August 2019 was held, with much to catch up on in the presentation of medals and certificates

Comments questioning the competency of pharmacists to treat minor ailments have prompted an outraged response from the profession

PSNZ lost nearly $260,000 last year, primarily due to members leaving because it was no longer required of them be part of the ENHANCE programme to meet professional development targets