Pharmacy Assistant Dispenser and Pharmacy Technician Course - CPD Certified

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• Module 01: Introduction to Pharmacy Practice 17:41

  • 1: Module 01: Introduction to Pharmacy Practice 17:41

• Module 02: Pharmacology Fundamentals 16:17

  • 2: Module 02: Pharmacology Fundamentals 16:17

• Module 03: Pharmacy Law and Ethics 16:41

  • 3: Module 03: Pharmacy Law and Ethics 16:41

• Module 04: Pharmaceutical Calculations and Dosage Forms 20:44

  • 4: Module 04: Pharmaceutical Calculations and Dosage Forms 20:44

• Module 05: Pharmacology and Drug Classifications 18:36

  • 5: Module 05: Pharmacology and Drug Classifications 18:36

• Module 06: Pharmaceutical Dispensing and Inventory Management 16:36

  • 6: Module 06: Pharmaceutical Dispensing and Inventory Management 16:36

• Module 07: Sterile Products and Compounding 14:22

  • 7: Module 07: Sterile Products and Compounding 14:22

• Module 08: Human Anatomy and Physiology 13:24

  • 8: Module 08: Human Anatomy and Physiology 13:24

• Module 09: Pharmacy Information Systems 18:55

  • 9: Module 09: Pharmacy Information Systems 18:55

• Module 10: Over-the-Counter Medications and Self Care 12:42

  • 10: Module 10: Over-the-Counter Medications and Self Care 12:42

• Module 11: Understanding Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) 14:21

  • 11: Module 11: Understanding Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) 14:21

• Module 12: Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy 15:51

  • 12: Module 12: Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy 15:51

• Course Completion 02:00

  • 13: Final Words 01:00
  • 14: Additional Information 01:00

Pharmacy Assistant Dispenser and Pharmacy Technician Course

Module 01: Introduction to Pharmacy Practice
• Examine the foundations of pharmacy services within healthcare
• Identify the roles of pharmacy assistants and technicians
• Recognise how professional practice contributes to patient wellbeing

Module 02: Pharmacology Fundamentals
• Explore how medicines interact with the body
• Understand therapeutic effects in treating health conditions
• Apply knowledge to support safe medication use

Module 03: Pharmacy Law and Ethics
• Review legal requirements governing pharmacy operations
• Understand ethical responsibilities in handling medicines
• Maintain standards that support trust and accountability

Module 04: Pharmaceutical Calculations and Dosage Forms
• Perform calculations required for accurate dispensing
• Identify different forms in which medicines are prepared
• Ensure precision in medication handling and supply

Module 05: Pharmacology and Drug Classifications
• Examine major categories of medicines and their uses
• Understand how different drugs produce their effects
• Support appropriate selection based on treatment needs

Module 06: Pharmaceutical Dispensing and Inventory Management
• Follow procedures for supplying prescribed and non-prescribed items
• Manage stock levels and storage requirements effectively
• Maintain organised systems for inventory control

Module 07: Sterile Products and Compounding
• Prepare sterile and customised medications correctly
• Maintain strict hygiene standards during preparation
• Apply techniques that ensure accuracy and safety

Module 08: Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Study body systems relevant to medication use
• Understand how conditions influence treatment approaches
• Link physiological knowledge with pharmaceutical care

Module 09: Pharmacy Information Systems
• Use digital systems for records and dispensing tasks
• Manage patient and stock information efficiently
• Improve workflow through technology integration

Module 10: Over-the-Counter Medications and Self Care
• Identify commonly used non-prescription products
• Provide guidance for safe self-care practices
• Support appropriate use of available treatments

Module 11: Understanding Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
• Follow established procedures within pharmacy settings
• Ensure consistency in daily operations
• Maintain quality and regulatory compliance

Module 12: Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy
• Explore practices within clinical and hospital environments
• Work alongside healthcare teams in patient support
• Contribute to safe and effective treatment delivery

Pharmacy Assistant Dispenser and Pharmacy Technician Course

• Pharmacy assistants
• Pharmacy technicians
• Healthcare support staff
• People interested in pharmacy knowledge

Please Note: This course is designed to support your personal growth and skill development. After completing this course, learners can pursue the professional qualification courses.

Pharmacy Assistant Dispenser and Pharmacy Technician Course

• Internet access
• Basic English reading skills
• Interest in pharmacy and healthcare
• Willingness to learn

Pharmacy Assistant Dispenser and Pharmacy Technician Course

• Pharmacy Support Worker
• Community Pharmacy Assistant
• Clinical Pharmacy Technician
• Hospital Pharmacy Assistant
• Pharmacy Assistant Dispenser
• Pharmacist
• Pharmacy Technician

In the UK, these jobs typically pay between £15,000 to £40,000 a year.

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