Published: 11/05/21

Many changes, both professionally and regulatory, will require an increased number of Pharmacist Independent Prescribers in Scotland.

The introduction of DPPs will provide additional capacity to support and develop our profession to deliver the highest quality of care for our patients across all sectors of pharmacy practice.

• Are you an experienced (>3 years) and active Pharmacist Independent Prescriber (IP) who wants to be involved in shaping the future of Pharmacy delivery?

• Do you have an interest in training and supervision?

• Are you enthusiastic about supporting pharmacist colleagues to become prescribers?

Interested? Want more information?

Drop into our live Q&A Webinar with the pharmacist IP course leads from Robert Gordon University and University of Strathclyde on Wednesday 12th May at 7pm - 8pm to find out more about how you can become a DPP and what the role entails.