Interested in applying for one of the upcoming Scottish Pharmacy Clinical Leadership Fellows positions? Hear from one of our previous SPCLFs, Lorna Hammond in the following video.
Applications open now:
apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/internal/Job/J…

Are you a pharmacy student considering your Foundation Training year options? Why not join our drop in FTY recruitment webinar on the 30th May 2024.
Select the following link to book and for more information nes.scot.nhs.uk/media/ivcd2qpi…

Interested in applying for one of the upcoming Scottish Pharmacy Clinical Leadership Fellows positions. Hear from Douglas Lynn one of our previous SPCLFs!

Applications open now!

apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/internal/Job/J…

Post-Registration Foundation Programme (Post-September 2021)

Don’t forget your Intermediate Progress Review (IPR) for the Post-Registration Foundation Programme is due by the 30th May 2024 at 5pm.

Post-Registration Foundation Programme (Post-September 2021)
The Intermediate Progress Review window opens on 1st May and closes at 5pm on 30th May.
Visit the following link on Turas Learn for some top tips!
learn.nes.nhs.scot/55403#Intermed…

Join our Frailty - Know the Score webinar on 24th April at 7pm to better understand frailty and improve knowledge on the medicines that impact on this condition. Open to all members of the pharmacy team.

For more information and to book please visit learn.nes.nhs.scot/72761

Post-Registration Foundation Programme

Good luck to the Foundation pharmacists who have submitted for the RPS Post-Registration Foundation assessment

Join our Frailty - Know the Score webinar on 24th April at 7pm to better understand frailty and improve knowledge on the medicines that impact on this condition. Open to all members of the pharmacy team.
For more information and to book please visit learn.nes.nhs.scot/72761

Want to know more about Supervised Learning Events and how they are used in Practice? Join the Supervised Learning Events workshop on 17th April 2024 at 1pm.

Book here - learn.nes.nhs.scot/59415

Congratulations to all the GPCPs recently accredited in GPCP Framework Domains 1 & 2.

We had 22 pharmacists accredited at Advanced Level 1 and 3 accredited at Advanced Level 2.

Brilliant achievement by all!

Post-Registration Foundation Programme:
Are you almost ready to submit your RPS e-portfolio of evidence for assessment?

If so, please consult our 'Submitting for assessment' page on Turas Learn for further details on May, Sep and Nov 2024 assessments: learn.nes.nhs.scot/55405

Community pharmacy teams 📢 Did you know our e-learning modules supporting the shingles and skin infections PGDs have been updated to reflect the recent changes made? More information here:
cps.scot/latest-news/pc…

Post-Registration Foundation Programme : Upcoming Educational Support Session

Research-Evidencing Domain 5 - 26th March 7-8pm

Educational Supervisors and Foundation pharmacists book your place on TURAS Learn (learn.nes.nhs.scot/55436)

We are inviting nominations from training providers who would like to support student pharmacist experiential learning (EL) in 2024-25.
The submission deadline is 16th April School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences - RGU Strathclyde MPharm CPharmacyScot
Visit nes.scot.nhs.uk/our-work/exper….

Join our Summer Health webinar on Wednesday 27th March at 7pm to support your community pharmacy team with the management of some of the common clinical conditions often experienced over the summer months.

For more information and to book please visit learn.nes.nhs.scot/73604

For all those with a GPCP TURAS portfolio, please note that access will cease after 31st March 2024.

Follow the guidance if you are looking to find out how to transfer evidence across to the RPS e-portfolio.

learn.nes.nhs.scot/65944

Post-Registration Foundation Programme
Upcoming Educational Support Session
Research-Evidencing Domain 5:

20th March 1-2pm
26th March 7-8pm

Educational Supervisors and Foundation pharmacists book your place on TURAS Learn:
learn.nes.nhs.scot/55436

Over the past few weeks our community-based FTY pharmacists across Scotland have been putting their consultation & clinical decision-making skills into practice by taking part in simulation-based training, giving them valuable insight into the role of a fully qualified pharmacist