ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION PROCESS

Eligibility

Any internationally trained Pharmacist that has the following credentials may be eligible to apply:

·         Landed immigrant status/permanent residence

·         Pharmacy degree from a university recognized by the Pharmacy Examination Board of Canada (PEBC)

·         Successfully completed the PEBC Evaluating Examination

·         Canadian Language Benchmark Assessment scores of 7 in 4 key areas or has an Alberta College of Pharmacists approved language proficiency test

·         Intern registration with the Alberta College of Pharmacists

In addition, program administrators also consider the following qualifications desirable:

·         Passed the PEBC Qualification Examination Part I

·         Canadian work experience

·         Awareness of the Pharmacy Code of Ethics

For more detailed information or to request an application package please call our downtown office at: (780) 425-3730 to speak with a program representative.  Please note that the application process is competitive as seats are limited.  Program staff strongly encourages all interested candidates to submit complete applications early to avoid disappointment.

Applicant Admission Process

The International Pharmacy Bridging Program candidate assessment process has 2 stages.

Stage 1

Applications are reviewed and assessed to ensure completeness and candidate eligibility.

Stage 2

Eligible candidates are invited to interview.  Acceptance packages are mailed to successful individuals.  Candidates must accept their position in writing, prior to application for grant funding or employer sponsorship.