Post nominals for PAID BOPA members

In recognition of the exceptional work the BOPA membership continue to do on behalf on the oncology community and as part of the 25 year anniversary celebrations the BOPA Executive Committee were please to announce the launch of the post nominal the the BOPA Annual Symposium over the weekend.

All PAID members are entitled to add mBOPA as part of their post nominals and those members who have been awarded fellowships are entitled to use fBOPA post nominal.

We hope this goes some way recognises the hard work of you the BOPA community undertake in promoting excellence in the pharmaceutical care of patients with cancer through education, communication, research and innovation

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