Licensing

“I look forward to bringing my background and experience to the table, as well as learning from the other professionals that are part of this board.”

Students are being taught and mentored by those who are working in the profession to which they aspire.

Dr. Lorraine Sharp, who made the decision recently to close down her family practice, has first-hand experience with burnout. At the Family Medicine Forum in Toronto, she shared some personal and organizational strategies for addressing burnout among physicians.

A table of contents for the November 2022 Tech Talk newsletter, written specifically for pharmacy technicians.

All pharmacists and pharmacy technicians must adhere to Health Canada’s Policy on Manufacturing and Compounding Drug Products in Canada.

She advises those starting out: “Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Be bold and share your thoughts.”

Pharmacists and their teams were pushed to the limit during COVID-19, and they proved their mettle. The achievements and sheer “stick-to-itiveness” of community pharmacies have served to cement their viability as community health hubs.

Tamer Mosallam, a Toronto pharmacist and pharmacy owner, tampered with a record to falsely show that the 200 diabetes strips he claimed for himself had been prescribed by a doctor, according to the Ontario College of Pharmacists.