Dedicated Area For Early Career Pharmacists On PSA Website

The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia has established a dedicated area on its website
for Early Career Pharmacists.



The website provides an avenue for ECPs to monitor the progress of the PSA's ECP
Working Group projects, submissions and activities. It also provides a link to the ECP
Facebook page.



Chair of the ECP Working Group, Justin Lee, said the projects section of the site contains
the results of the recent ECP survey that was conducted earlier in the year.



"The ECP Working Group is currently considering larger-scale and longer-term projects in
response to the results of the ECP survey," Mr Lee said.



"Once these projects are commissioned by the working group, they will be added to the
website.



"With this ongoing information constantly being added to the site it will prove an invaluable
resource for Early Career Pharmacists."


The ECP Working Group was established last year to support pharmacists in the early
stages of their career and represents students, interns and registered pharmacists with up
to 10 years of experience.


The objectives of the Working Group include identifying the needs of early career
pharmacists in relation to professional development, practice support and advocacy, and
then to advise the PSA on how to address these needs.


"The new area on the website is a method by which we are letting ECPs know of the work
we are undertaking and the results we are achieving," Mr Lee said.


"The ECP Working group is a very active and forward thinking and this site is a way of
developing two-way communication between the group and pharmacists.


'I envisage new ideas to result from this interaction, as well as the further development of
exiting projects and programs."


The new site is available here.



Source:

Justin Lee

Pharmaceutical Society of Australia

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