NZ Intern Pharmacist AC study guide

The New Zealand Intern Pharmacist Assessment sits at the end of the intern year, when a pharmacy graduate moves from supervised practice to registration as a pharmacist. The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand (PSNZ) delivers intern training through its Education and Training arm, and the assessment draws on that programme. Candidates are typically interns completing supervised practice in community, hospital or other settings who need to demonstrate they can practise safely and independently. The exam spans the two areas PSNZ groups its intern work under: intern training itself, covering the education and training programme, and practice resources, audit support and recertification, covering the professional tools and quality-assurance systems a practising pharmacist uses. The NZ Intern Pharmacist AC study guide has 3 sections and about 1,042 words.