New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 120

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✨ Pharmacy Council Qualifications



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c. Successful completion of Preregistration Programme of Pharmaceutical
Society of New Zealand (Inc.).

  1. Australian Registered Pharmacists – Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition

    a. Current registration with any one of the Pharmacy Boards of Victoria, New
    South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania, ACT, Northern Territories,
    Pharmacists Board of Queensland or Pharmaceutical Council of Western
    Australia; AND

    b. Successful completion of Pharmacy Council Oral Assessment of
    New Zealand Pharmacy Practice Law and Ethics.

  2. United Kingdom and Eire Registered Pharmacists

    a. Bachelor or Master of Pharmacy from RPSGB-accredited University in UK
    or EIRE (Competent Authority); AND

    b. Current registration with any one of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of
    Great Britain, Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland or
    Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland; AND

    c. Successful completion of Pharmacy Council Oral Assessment of New
    Zealand Pharmacy Practice Law and Ethics.

  3. Registered Pharmacists applying from countries other than Australia,
    United Kingdom, Northern Ireland and Ireland

    a. Pharmacy Degree and post-registration work experience in pharmacy
    deemed by the Council as equivalent in content and learning outcomes to
    a current New Zealand Bachelor of Pharmacy; AND

    b. Current registration as a pharmacist with a Pharmacy Registration
    Authority in the same country of registration where the degree in 4 (a) was
    completed; AND

    c. Successful completion of Preregistration Programme of Pharmaceutical
    Society of New Zealand (Inc.).

  4. Intern Pharmacist Scope of Practice

    Pursuant to section 12 of the Act, the following qualifications have been prescribed for
    registration as an intern pharmacist:

    a. Bachelor of Pharmacy, University of Auckland; OR

    b. Bachelor of Pharmacy, University of Otago; OR

    c. Pharmacy Degree from a country other than Australia, United Kingdom,
    Northern Ireland and Ireland, along with any relevant post-registration work
    experience in pharmacy, deemed by the Council to be equivalent in
    content and learning outcomes to a current New Zealand Bachelor of
    Pharmacy AND current registration as a pharmacist with a Pharmacy
    Registration Authority in the country of registration where the degree was
    completed.



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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏥 Scopes of Practice and Related Qualifications Prescribed by the Pharmacy Council (continued from previous page)

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
15 September 2004
Pharmacy, Qualifications, Registration, Intern Pharmacist, Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition