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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
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Hey guys,
so now it's Canada's turn.
after Ireland, you mentioned that you wanted other countries. well here it is.
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places that pay up to $50 000 sign up bonuses followed by annual retention bonuses. MParm or DPharm won't make a big difference. You finishing the steps will! Steps to follow:
There are 4 steps to achieving PEBC pharmacist certification (find details on PEBC.ca website Pharmacy Education Board of Canada search for international graduates)
STEP 1
DOCUMENT EVALUATION - You must pass this evaluation of your educational and professional credentials to be eligible to take the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination. Univ transcripts etc.
STEP 2
THE PHARMACIST EVALUATING EXAMINATION - You must pass this examination to be eligible for the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination - Parts I (MCQ) and II (OSCE). This exam is an exam establishing degree equivalency. Thus a massive amount of work with an exam on all 4 years of subjects, Biochem, chemistry, pharmacology, stats, practice, immunology, microbiology, physiology pharmaceutics... The whole nine yards! There is 1 book in particular that you have to almost memorize! CPR and a second Canadian Therapeutic choices... They will provide a list of books needed to be studied. CPR will become your Bible! These you have to buy and study every single page. It is crammed with facts about all study matter. Ethics will be seperate. I will recommend to do the PharmAchieve program/ courses for PEBC prep. You will find it online. I believe you will need at least a year to prep for the evaluating exam.
STEP 3
THE PHARMACIST QUALIFYING EXAMINATION, PART I (MCQ) and PART II (OSCE) - Your final step to qualifying for certification with PEBC. When you have passed both Parts of the examination you will be certified and registered with PEBC.
PharmAchieve again will provide a prep course. The MCQ exam is written by all Canadian final year students. You will write the full final year exam with them. You can thus only write it at specified times. Followed by a day for your oral exam/OSCE with this group of final year students. They create stations with fake situations to be resolved.
Step 4 will be a provincial Juris Prudence/ legal exam. And an internship with an evaluation by a second pharmacy with a second internship to establish if your internship was indeed successful at the first pharmacy! They will also require an English proficiency test IELTS Academic version, different from the IELTS required by citizenship Canada! Requalification of injection administration and add minor ailments treatment training... Internships are hard to find and most often done without payment...
Additional points to remember:
Cost for each step: I will send screen shot. Roughly just for evaluation of docs and PEBC exam fees $4500, excl your books, courier fees, translation services etc. In COVID they made online distance access exams available for the evaluating and MCQ, saving a ton of costs not to have to fly in and write. I would say you can easily add $4000 for the OSCE if you are going to do it fro SA. PharmAchieve adding a good couple of thousand... Local registr for internship and as pharmacist probably another $3000 You are looking at at least R250 000 if exams can be done from SA just to register. It was more expensive for me because it was all in person exams when I completed mine. With all the flights, taxis and accommodation added, visas etc I believe you may look at R500 000 + for a family relocation and requalification as pharmacist.very conservative estimate...
Practice tests, a complete outline of what you need to study and do is on the PEBC website.
As a foreign pharmacist you can qualify to just write the technical qualifying exam and become a technician. Many people do not want to go through the lengthy and costly process to become a pharmacist. Difference is in the level of responsibility and the salaries. Techs are paid generally in the $22-$30 per hour range. Pharmacists in the $50-$65 per hour range with add benefits added to that. This is province specific. This may help though to gain experience while you study!
Not all provinces require a bridging program. And internship time differs between provinces.
There are a lot of SA doctors and pharmacists from SA here!
Was this insightful? Which country is next?
Netherlands
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Hi,
after the PEBC examination can you work in Canada as a pharmacist?
you know that every provinces have some additional conditions to get the license.
Thnak you.
Great video. I am preparing for this exams an i am glad to be in contact with you.
Please i want to Ask you if i should Have thé permenent résidence to pass thé examens ??
@@hibasoh328 i don't think so, you can write the exams any where.
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I love love love your videos. Super insightful!
Do you think we'll ever get to a point where we will have a PharmD for SA pharmacists?
Thank you. Keeps sharing them. There was already such a point for many years... only up until 2020 I when Rhodes decided to stop with their PharmD
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Thanks for watching and please keep sharing!
Hello I live in Canada, I am in the process of equivalence via the PEBC. I need support for my January assessment. I would also like to specify that I am Francophone.I eagerly await your response. THANKS
Hello!!! Maam i am doing my docterate of pharmacy how is my scopw
Hello, I am B.pharm graduate in Sri Lanka. Are there any opportunity to imigrate Canada?
Hi, thank you for this video. Please I have a question which goes thus - If my OFFICIAL NAME is: First Name: James Middle Name: June Last Name: July (as it appears in all my certificates/licenses BUT my PEBC Account is having First Name: James Middle Name: John Last Name: July which was a mistake while creating the PEBC Account. NOTE that the Middle Name: John only appears on MY BIRTH CERTICATE and that is all. I hope this would not cost me in any way or is there a way I can make the Official Middle Name which is JUNE to appear on my PEBC Account. This has been a great concern for me. Thank you for your response.
You have to double check with them directly
Hi, I have been searching about one things for a long time. Kindly let me know if you know anything about it. Ok so after passing all the parts which can be done remotely, now I have to travel to Canada for the Osce part. What visa will I be applying for? and Can you also tell me about the internship (Which I think Is mandatory in some parts of Canada) and where it can be adjusted during the whole registration process?
Will be waiting for your reply.
Thank you
hi, you will have to book a consultation so we discuss your specific case. There are many variables depending on where you (country) are and what your objective is. info@pharmers.co.za
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Hi, I'm a industrial pharmacist working in Brazil (I am brazilian) and I have 4 years of professional experience. Do you think it is possible for me to immigrate as a industrial pharmacist?
yes
mam, does bridging course count as a certificate or diploma course will it give study in canada points during pr ? and will it also count as the work experience in canada ?
No. There's no bridging course that will give points.
Heyy, thank you for this video.
I would like to ask if I have to already be a licensed pharmacist in my country or I can start the whole process as a fresh pharmacy graduate with little or no experience.
You can apply with no experience but the practical exams will be harder
Thank you so much😁
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Hello, I am a pharmacist working in Yaounde the capital of Cameroon, I got my diploma as a doctor of pharmacy here in Cameroon, I have 8 months of professional experience, do you think it is possible for me to immigrate as a pharmacist?
Nice to meet you please inbox or email info@pharmers.co.za
Hello I have completed 2yrs diploma in Pharmacy in sri Lanka and more than 1yr experience as a hospital pharmacist. Can I migrate to Canada
Yes
am a pharmacist resident in senegal I finished 1 years ago what am I in a pharmacy as an assistant can I go to Canada?
Yes
How to send the document evaluation eligibility?
By mail
Please is the examination compulsory before migrating
Yes 2 out of 3
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Can I get work permit visa and how can get?
Yes at immigration
Do they do it for free
Do what?