This Mental Health Awareness Week we are out and about (well, virtually!) delivering workshops and sharing tools to help our pharmacy family manage their wellbeing. We’re kicking things off with a time and stress management session for trainees over in East Anglia, then piloting some new wellbeing content with attendees at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress… Read more
Previously all non-EEA students had to apply for a tier 2 work visa but from July 2021 the government will be introducing the UK graduate visa. This visa will allow applicants to work in the UK for up to two years following graduation. Requirements for the UK graduate visa Applicants will not need a sponsor and there will be… Read more
The assessment period can be a very stressful time. This is especially true of the final days leading up to results day. So, no matter what your results, we’ve gathered some useful information on your options. Passed the assessment Congratulations to those who passed the March assessment. If you will be joining the register for… Read more
“We’ve come such a long way from the organisation we were 180 years ago and are proud of the way we have adapted and responded to the professions needs over this time.”
April marks the start of Stress Awareness Month – an annual campaign to increase public awareness of the causes of stress and how to tackle it. Stress can severely impact both our physical and mental health and despite the annual campaign running for almost 30 years, it feels more relevant than ever. Healthcare professionals face… Read more
It is with great sadness that we share the news that Sunil Lakhani has taken the difficult decision to step down from his role as a trustee of Pharmacist Support
If you were registered to sit the March assessment exam but felt unwell in advance so decided not to sit, or if something went wrong during the exam you will need to let the GPhC know. Withdrawing from the assessment If you decided that you were not well enough to sit the exam, you must… Read more
