Can I take the intermediate title of pharmacy when I work in social security bureau?

The Social Security Bureau can't take the intermediate title of pharmacy, because applicants must engage in pharmacy work in medical and health institutions approved by relevant departments.

Take the intermediate qualification examination:

1. Obtained technical secondary school education in pharmacy and worked as a pharmacist for 7 years.

2. Obtain a college degree in pharmacy and have worked as a pharmacist for 6 years.

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and have worked as a pharmacist for 4 years.

4. Obtain a master's degree in pharmacy and have worked as a pharmacist for 2 years.

5. Get a doctorate in pharmacy.

In any of the following circumstances, you may not apply for taking the pharmaceutical professional and technical qualification examination:

1, the person responsible for medical accident is less than 3 years.

2. The person responsible for medical errors is under the age of 1 year.

3. Subject to administrative sanctions, within the disciplinary period.

4. Forgery of academic qualifications or violation of discipline during the examination for less than 2 years.

5, other circumstances stipulated by the provincial health administrative department.

The requirements for academic qualifications in the registration conditions refer to the academic qualifications or degrees graduated from institutions recognized by the national education administrative department; The requirement of working years refers to the sum of working time in this major before and after obtaining the above education. The deadline for calculating the working years is the end of the year of examination registration.

Those who meet the registration requirements, regardless of the nature of the unit and household registration, can choose the professional category to take the exam according to the needs of their work.

Subject of pharmaceutical title examination

The subjects of pharmaceutical title examination are divided into four subjects: basic knowledge, related professional knowledge, professional knowledge and professional practical ability.

The basic knowledge of primary pharmacists includes physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, natural medicine, medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical analysis. Relevant professional knowledge includes pharmacy and pharmaceutical affairs management. Professional knowledge is pharmacology.

The basic knowledge of primary pharmacists and pharmacists in charge includes physiology, pathophysiology, biochemistry, microbiology, natural medicine, medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical analysis. Relevant professional knowledge includes pharmacy and pharmaceutical affairs management. Professional knowledge is pharmacology. Professional practice ability includes comprehensive knowledge and skills of hospital pharmacy (general) and comprehensive knowledge and skills of hospital pharmacy (various theories).

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