Yes the PDA is applicable to hospital pharmacists too. Their last but one quarterly magazine was aimed at hospital pharmacists IIRC. It should be on their website.
For anyone who wonders whether they should/should not have separate insurance, I recommend an article in their current magazine (there was a thread about this a while ago) - the one with the picture of David and Goliath on the front.
PDA are excellent.
Join today - Statistically during a career you WILL need their help.
Company insurance insures the company first and then you.
I have first hand experience of this. The PDA got me a solicitor on the phone giving lots of advice within 2 hours, the NPA wrote a few days later to say "let us know if someone puts a claim in".
Lots of good comments about the PDA….I’m already with them, I still have my locum insurance with them. I’m sure this can be easily adjusted to the ‘Hospital’ insurance.
How about the Guild of Healthcare pharmacists…does anyone know about this?
I really need to make a decision which one to go for…..
I've got insurance through the PDA - I'm insured as a hospital pharmacist and have a locum extension to that. To be fair, I'd go for the PDA whatever - they seem a very switched on organisation. Costs a few bob extra, but well worth it!