What are the conditions for pharmaceutical title examination and what are the benefits?

Pharmaceutical titles include junior pharmacists and pharmacists in charge. To take the examination for junior pharmacists and pharmacists, you need to meet one of the conditions, such as obtaining a secondary school diploma in pharmacy and being employed as a pharmacist for 5 years. To take the examination for the competent pharmacist, you need to meet one of the conditions, such as obtaining a secondary school degree in pharmacy and being employed as a pharmacist for 7 years.

What are the requirements for the pharmaceutical title examination?

Examination for primary pharmacists and pharmacists:

1. Obtain a secondary school diploma in pharmacy and have been employed as a pharmacist for 5 years;

2. Obtained a junior college degree in pharmacy, and has been engaged in professional and technical work for 3 years;

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or a master's degree in pharmacy, and have been engaged in technical work in this major for one year.

Examination for Pharmacist in Charge:

1. Obtained a secondary school diploma in pharmacy and been employed as a pharmacist for 7 years;

2. Having obtained a college degree in pharmacy and been employed as a pharmacist for 6 years;

3. Having obtained a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and been employed as a pharmacist for 4 years;

4. Having obtained a master's degree in pharmacy and been employed as a pharmacist for 2 years;

5. Get a doctorate in pharmacy. How to test pharmaceutical titles

Pharmacists' titles are tested by man-machine dialogue (that is, computer test). The four examination subjects (basic knowledge, relevant professional knowledge, professional knowledge and professional practical ability) of pharmacists' professional titles are completed in one day, with the examination duration of each subject being 9 minutes and the interval between subjects being 45 minutes. The examination time is as follows:

The first half: 8:3-1: "Basic Knowledge"; 1:45-12:15 Related Professional Knowledge.

the second half of the day: 14:-15:3 "Professional Knowledge"; 16:15-17:45 Professional Practical Ability.

pharmacists' professional titles are graded by computer, and applications for review are not accepted. Those who pass the examination in two consecutive examination years can obtain a certificate. The certificate is valid nationwide. What are the functions of pharmacists' professional titles

1. Improving the salary and benefits of licensed pharmacists < P > Evaluating the professional titles of licensed pharmacists is a new definition of the work and ability of licensed pharmacists. Many employers will readjust their employees' salaries according to the professional titles, and the salary and benefits of licensed pharmacists are expected to be significantly improved after evaluating the professional titles.

2. Improving the social status of licensed pharmacists

The state attaches great importance to the training and construction of professional and technical personnel, and employers in society will recognize talents with professional titles more. On the one hand, the evaluation of professional titles by licensed pharmacists represents their professional skills, on the other hand, it will also enhance the social status of professionals.

3. Enterprises can recruit qualified pharmacists according to their needs.

For pharmacies, qualified pharmacies can hire licensed pharmacists with corresponding professional skills according to their needs after defining the titles of pharmacists. Taking the hospital as an example, the classification of hospital doctors determines the selectivity and tendency of patients to the hospital. Compared with pharmacies, it greatly enhances the core competitiveness of the pharmacy in the region and has a great impact on improving performance.