What are the requirements for working in a hospital pharmacy?

If you work in a hospital pharmacy, you need a pharmacy title, that is, junior pharmacist/pharmacist/supervising pharmacist

1. Take the pharmacist qualification examination and obtain a technical secondary school or junior college degree in pharmacy. Have been engaged in this professional technical work for more than 1 year.

2. Participate in the Pharmacist Qualification Examination

1. Obtain a technical secondary school degree in pharmacy and be employed as a pharmacist for five years or more;

2. Obtain a pharmacy major College degree, engaged in technical work in this major for at least 3 years;

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or master's degree in pharmacy, and engaged in technical work in this major for at least 1 year.

3. Participate in the intermediate qualification examination

1. Obtain a technical secondary school degree in pharmacy and be employed as a pharmacist for at least 7 years;

2. Obtain a junior college degree in pharmacy Educational qualifications, and has been employed as a pharmacist for more than 6 years;

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

4. Obtained a master's degree in pharmacy, and been employed as a pharmacist Have worked as a pharmacist for 2 years or more;

5. Obtain a doctorate in pharmacy.

Extended information:

Pharmacy work system management

1. Unified management: All drugs and pharmaceutical personnel in the hospital will be included in the management of the pharmacy department to ensure Standardize the full implementation of the pharmacy system in the hospital so that the pharmacy work can fully cooperate with the overall work of the hospital and fully reflect the importance of the pharmacy in the entire hospital work.

2. Dedicated person responsible: Although the Pharmaceutical Affairs Management Committee should be fully responsible, it should still directly clarify the person responsible for drug quality management and formulate the job responsibilities of various personnel, mainly including: Director of Pharmacy Department, Pharmacy Team Leader , drug warehouse purchasers, drug warehouse custodians, drug dispensing personnel job responsibilities, etc., so that all pharmacy personnel can clearly understand their respective responsibilities and ensure the smooth development of all work.

3. Standardize the quality management system: mainly include: drug purchase and acceptance, storage and maintenance, and warehouse review system; special drug and valuable drug management system; service quality management system, quality accident and error handling and reporting system, drug quality information collection system, prescription management system, returned drug management system, substandard drug management system; pharmacy reward and punishment system, etc. Systematically ensure the standardization of hospital pharmacies and the safety and effectiveness of patient medication, and conduct regular spot checks and assessments on the standardization of operations and records.

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