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About LinkBacksThought it would be interesting to see what post graduate qualifications everyone has done, certificate/diploma/Msc etc?
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Thought it would be interesting to see what post graduate qualifications everyone has done, certificate/diploma/Msc etc?
Newly registered in 1981
Nothing beyond the bog standard 3 year BPharm and 28 years on register and keeping up to date with stuff.Originally Posted by Tesh
Where am I?; In the Pharmacy.
Who are you?; The new Number 2.
Who is number 1?; You are number 6.
What do you want?;..................
An beagle le dearcadh
Pretty much the same here..4 year BSc. in Scotland, then 22 years split between UK and Irish registers.
Fleeg. (aka "Pharmanaut-the-younger")
Newly registered in 1981
I've had one letter published in the PJ and was mentioned FIRST in the letter about this forum!Pretty much the same here..4 year BSc. in Scotland, then 22 years split between UK and Irish registers.
Fleeg. (aka "Pharmanaut-the-younger")
Where am I?; In the Pharmacy.
Who are you?; The new Number 2.
Who is number 1?; You are number 6.
What do you want?;..................
An beagle le dearcadh
Nice one..we are not worthy!..who needs a post-grad qualification when we can do stuff like that? Bring on the next 20 years!
Newly registered in 1981
Fleegle,Nice one..we are not worthy!..who needs a post-grad qualification when we can do stuff like that? Bring on the next 20 years!
Some mornings this runs through my mind...
Roll on 2018.
A. If I'm still alive.
B. If my pension is worth anything by then.
Where am I?; In the Pharmacy.
Who are you?; The new Number 2.
Who is number 1?; You are number 6.
What do you want?;..................
An beagle le dearcadh
I know the feeling..believe me. I threw €20,000 into my pension last year..it was either that or pay tax on it. looks like the villa in Lanzarote will have to wait another couple of years..Ever onward!..and I'm going to make sure I'm still alive..I've worked bloody hard for it!!
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In the old days, main qualification was PhC which I took in 1956 (registered 1957). At the beginning those with PhC who went on to take a degree were made fellows. Unfortunately, stopped by time I did B Phrm in 1958. Another oldadvantage was that PhC meant you only had to take a short course to become an optician. Missed out on that one too.
johnep
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I have got a PG Diploma in Prescribing Management from Leeds Uni - did this approx 10 years after graduating.
Glad I did it but writing the assignments was a nightmare! (didn't help that I generally didn't start til a week before the deadline)
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