A: ① Generally, there will be a local notice before continuing education begins. Registered units will also understand some processes. At present, the organization and training of continuing education for licensed pharmacists in various places are generally the responsibility of pharmacists' associations in various places, which shall be subject to the notice of the local competent department. The notice will explain how to apply for continuing education and where to apply for education.
You need to pay for continuing education. The specific cost information will be announced by the relevant departments and stipulated by the relevant departments.
(3) Some areas of continuing education may be face-to-face instruction or online learning consultation: related issues about continuing education credits.
Answer: ① Those who have obtained the licensed pharmacist's certificate in the first year can register directly without continuing education. For example, 20 17, 1 1, I took the exam. After passing, you need to register a licensed pharmacist on 20 18, and you don't need proof of continuing education when you register.
② You don't need to attend continuing education when you get a licensed pharmacist certificate, but when you want to register a few years later, the registration department will ask you to show your continuing education certificate after you get the certificate. Although you can make up the credits for continuing education at present, you need to continue education every year during the corresponding registration period to avoid the trouble of subsequent registration.
3 Licensed pharmacists need continuing education every year after registration, and need to register for consultation again after five years: What should I do if I miss the continuing education of licensed pharmacists?
A: Some candidates may have missed the continuing education and training of licensed pharmacists for various reasons. What should they do?
Due to differences in local policies, candidates are advised to contact local personnel examination centers, licensed pharmacists associations, food and drug administration and other continuing education departments for detailed consultation.