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PRE-REGISTRATION TRAINING PROGRAMME 2018-19


Building on the success of our new- look programme, the Uca Pre-reg training Programme provides trainee pharmacists with the necessary skills to be competent and confident pharmacists.


course tutor, Sharon mcEvoy, assisted by mairead conlon, provides a supportive learning environment, with structured exam practice sessions throughout the year.


on Day 1, students meet Sharon and mairead to find out more about the course content, aims and expectations.


In preparation for each subsequent day, trainees are given pre-learning topics on the full exam syllabus, with open and closed book questions given on that topic at the beginning of the training session.


Each training day is structured around clinical areas with interactive sessions on a range of conditions, eg, cardiovascular/respiratory etc, with practical aspects included, where appropriate, and there will also be presentations by guest pharmacist speakers, who are experts in their respective fields.


GERRY WATTERS BALMORAL PHARMACY


my pre reg student found the course very helpful as it covered practical aspects of pharmacy such as inhaler techniques, oxygen and stoma care and increased confidence and understanding when advising patients in these matters.


It also provided excellent exam preparation and my pre reg student always looked forward to the Uca days.


Brochure and booking form has been posted out. Please complete and return as soon as possible.


UCA LIFE AFTER REGISTRATION SEMINAR & JOB FAIR


today’s pharmacist needs to be multi- tasking on a daily basis and robbie’s advice was extremely supportive from a purely practical point of view.


robbie’s advice was then backed up by Ian russell from Danske Bank, who talked about both maintaining healthy personal and business finances and about lending and mortgages.


Uca’s thirteenth annual seminar took place on Sunday 24 June at Queen’s University’s School of Pharmacy.


the seminar, which is designed to offer guidance and support to new or recently-qualified pharmacists as they take their first steps in their career, was opened by Uca representation Pharmacist, mairead conlon, who welcomed everyone to the event.


mairead has enjoyed a varied career in pharmacy, including pharmacy


management both north and south of the border.


She has also worked as a teacher practitioner at QUB, as a cPD assessor, and has latterly provided support to pharmacists through Uca.


as such, her experience of the profession is both wide-ranging and comprehensive and those present greatly benefited from both her talk and from the opportunity to ask her questions following the seminar.


Experienced locum and IcP pharmacist, Una o’farrell was next to address the pharmacists.


Una is widely respected throughout nI and she took the opportunity to tell the seminar delegates about her experiences as a professional locum pharmacist and the opportunities this type of work can bring.


robbie Barr from muldoon & co provided a wealth of good advice and guidance on becoming self-employed, and also on taxation and accounts.


Dr colin adair of nIcPLD outlined various career options and also took the opportunity to showcase nIcPLD’s community pharmacy foundation programme. the seminar was closed by chief Pharmaceutical officer, Dr mark timoney, who dropped in to wish our new pharmacists well as they begin their careers.


following the seminar, a host of employers and locum agencies operating across the UK and Ireland were on hand to speak to attendees about job opportunities.


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