What is S2 and S3?

The course covers the skills and knowledge to source and use information on regulatory information and pharmacy compliance procedures so that requirements can be followed throughout customer transactions involving the supply of Pharmacy Medicines (S2) and Pharmacist Only Medicines (S3).

What does S3 mean in pharmacy?

Schedule 3
What are Schedule 3 (S3) substances? Schedule 3 substances are labelled ‘Pharmacist Only Medicine’. They do not require a prescription but they are only available from pharmacies. The preparation must be handed to the buyer by the pharmacist.

How do I become a pharmacy assistant in Australia?

How to become a Pharmacy Assistant

1. Gain on-the-job experience under the guidance of a Senior Pharmacy Assistant or a Pharmacist.
2. Consider completing a Certificate II In Community Pharmacy (SIR20116) or a Certificate III in Community Pharmacy (SIR30116) at TAFE or a Registered Training Organisation.

What is the role of the Pharmacy Guild of Australia?

The Pharmacy Guild of Australia is a national employers’ organisation registered under the federal Fair Work Act 2009, with over 90 years of experience in representing and promoting the value of community pharmacy in the Australian health care system.

What is S2 S3 in pharmacy?

S2/S3. Identifying and locating scheduled medicines in the pharmacy. Addressing customer needs. Supplying scheduled medicines.

What is S2 and S3 trained applicants?

Overview. This course provides the skills and knowledge required to meet the Pharmacy Guild of Australias Quality Care Pharmacy Program (QCPP) requirements for all staff who directly supply Pharmacy Medicines (S2) or assist the pharmacist with the supply of Pharmacist-Only Medicines (S3).

What is S2 S3 medication?

Can a pharmacy assistant recommend s3?

No. If a Schedule 3 drug is not supplied by prescription, a pharmacist must personally hand the medicine to the customer and give him (or her) the opportunity to seek advice about its use, including dose and possible toxicity of the medicine.

Can a pharmacy assistant recommend S3?

What is S2 training?

How much do pharmacists assistants earn?

A Post-Basic Pharmacist Assistant with 4-9 years of experience earns an average salary of R 16 000, while an experienced Pharmacist Assistant with 10-20 years of experience makes on average R 20 000. Pharmacist’s Assistants with more than 20 years of experience may earn more than R 22 000 a month.

What is a pharmacist degree called?

A Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) is a professional doctorate degree needed to become a pharmacist. After obtaining a PharmD degree and passing the proper licensure examinations you can practice pharmacy in the US.