Provisional Pharmacist Licence
Provisional Pharmacist Licence
A provisional licence may be granted by CPBC for individuals who are not yet eligible for a full licence so that they may provide pharmacy services under the supervision of a full licensee. If a provisional licence is granted, the individual may only use the title “pharmacist (provisional)” or “pharmacy technician (provisional)” and must not use any abbreviations.
Application Checklist for Pre-Registration/Student Pharmacist Registration
Application Checklist for Full Pharmacist/Pharmacy Technician Registration
Professional Liability Insurance for Pharmacy Professionals
Pharmacy Technician Licensing
PharmacY Technician Licensing
To begin the licensing process with CPBC, you must first determine your licensing category. While all applicants must meet the same core requirements and qualifications, there are different pathways to licensing. Refer to your relevant category below for more details.
Pharmacist Licensing
Pharmacist Licensing
To begin the licensing process with CPBC, you must first determine your licensing category, which depends on your pharmacy credentials, such as where you obtained your pharmacy degree and/or where you are licensed. While all applicants must meet the same core requirements and qualifications, there are different pathways to licensing. Refer to your relevant category below for more details.
Jurisprudence Examination
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While the Health Professions and Occupations Act came into effect on April 1, CPBC’s jurisprudence exam (JE) will remain in its current format. We will continue to assess existing content as we consider future content development and implementation. We will provide further notification of changes to the JE when information becomes available. |
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Pharmacy Student (Non-UBC)
Pharmacy Student (Non-UBC)
If you are a pharmacy student currently enrolled in a Baccalaureate or Pharm D (entry level) pharmacy program outside of BC and wish to complete a period of Structured Practical Training (SPT), or provide pharmacy services while under the supervision of a full pharmacist in BC, you can become licensed as a Student Pharmacist under the Non-UBC category.