RPS Early Careers Pharmacist (ECP) Advisory Group

RPS recognises the importance in both listening and supporting our Early Careers Pharmacists and so launched  the RPS Early Careers Pharmacist (ECP) Advisory Group. The purpose of the group is to provide strong representation to early career pharmacists to ensure that ECPs are recognised as crucial stakeholders in the pharmacy sector across England, Scotland and Wales.  The Advisory Group will serve as a consultative group to the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS), acting as a source of expertise, advice and opinion to inform RPS policy decisions and operational delivery plans.

 

See link here: https://www.rpharms.com/about-us/news/details/Early-Careers-Pharmacist-Advisory-Group—Apply-to-join-now

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