Bachelor of Pharmacy Practice (Bridge course) Regulations 2010
(B.Pharm.Pr)
(Regulations framed under section 10 of the Pharmacy Act, 1948 (8 of 1948)
CHAPTER-I
Bachelor of Pharmacy Practice (B.Pharm.Pr.) shall consist of a degree certificate of having passed the course of study and examination as prescribed in these regulations, for the purpose of additional qualification to be entered in Register of Pharmacist under the Pharmacy Act, 1948.
Duration of the course. –
a) The duration of the course shall be of two academic years with each year spread over a period of not less than 180working days
Minimum qualification
i. A Pass in Diploma in Pharmacy Course from an institution approved by Pharmacy Council of
India approved under section 12 of the Pharmacy Act 1948.
ii. A registered Pharmacist under the Pharmacy Act.
iii. A Minimum of four years of pharmacy practice experience in a community or hospital
pharmacy –
a. A certificate from competent authority stating that the candidate is endorsed as Registered
Pharmacist in the Drug License of a Pharmacy as proof practice experience in case of
community pharmacist
b. A certificate from the Principal / medical Superintendent / competent person of the
Hospital/Health Unit stating that the candidate is working as a pharmacist will be accepted
as proof of practice experience in case of hospital pharmacist
iv. A no objection certificate from the employer in prescribed format (Annexure -A)
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ReplyDeleteKindly provide me list of institution offering Pharmacy Bridge Course.
ReplyDeleteChitkara School of Pharmacy, Chitkara University, Chandigarh
DeleteKindly provide me list of institution offering Pharmacy Bridge Course.
ReplyDeleteOf course- it'll be good to in-service diploma pharmacists-but, it may reduce the weight of pharmacy profession in front of other healthcare professionals-for that, the Govt should think about PDF/ PhD/ PharmD[PB]/ PharmD/ Mpharm/ BPharm first- later the bridge courses for in-service pharmacists with standing instruction and time-bound offering of such courses can be launched. At the same time, MCI also can launch such by-epass courses to become Pharmacists/Nurses to become Medical Practitioners. Definitely, I agree with the other commentators that it's is one more step; to down fall the pharmacy profession, if Govt not abolishes DPharm as well as offering medical bridge courses to become medical practitioners for BPharm/Mpharm/PharmD/BSc(N)/MSc(N) professionals
ReplyDeleteis b pharma practice eligible for medical practice?
ReplyDeletewhich university regulate the examination authority for conducted this PHARMACY PRACTICE in the U.P state
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