Pharmacy Technician (Community Pharmacy) Program Instructor
- Prince George, BC, Canada
Full-time
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Original job description
The School of Health Sciences & Human Services invites applications for an instructor in the Pharmacy Technician Diploma Program. This program is CCAPP accredited and delivered using a blend of online theory courses, face-to-face lab classes and practicum in both community and hospital pharmacy environments.
Skills & Qualifications
Education and Experience
- A Pharmacy Technician certificate or diploma from a CCAPP accredited program and currently regulated as a Pharmacy Technician in British Columbia
- Current practice in a community pharmacy environment, working to full scope of practice including non-sterile compounding of dosage forms including topical creams, ointments, gels, oral solutions, suspensions, and capsules, lip balms, and suppositories.
- Three to four years teaching experience in a post-secondary environment, and teaching across the curriculum
- An equivalent combination of education and experience
Skills, Knowledge And Abilities
- Demonstrated ability to teach and evaluate students
- Excellent communication skills; classroom management and leadership skills
- Ability to contribute to School and/or College initiatives and a commitment to continuous learning
- Working knowledge of Kroll dispensing software
- Familiarity with hospital dispensing software
- Experience applying the NAPRA Model Standards of Practice for Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians in Canada, including Compounding of Non-Sterile Preparations.
- Provide instruction to Pharmacy Technician students in both online and lab environments
- Evaluate students in both online and lab environments
- Develop and maintain curriculum
- Effectively collaborates with the Associate Dean and with program colleagues
- Actively contribute to the college, school and program
- Maintain positive relationships with the Associate Dean, program colleagues, other members of the College, and members of our communities as a whole
- Will also meet the major accountabilities as documented in the college instructor job description
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Responsibilities
Teach and evaluate Pharmacy Technician students in online and laboratory settings, and develop and maintain the program curriculum. Collaborate with the Associate Dean and program colleagues, contribute to college and school initiatives, and maintain positive relationships with the college and community.
Requirements
Applicants must have a Pharmacy Technician certificate or diploma from a CCAPP-accredited program, be currently regulated in British Columbia, and have current community pharmacy practice experience working to full scope, including non-sterile compounding. The role also calls for three to four years of post-secondary teaching experience, strong teaching and communication abilities, working knowledge of Kroll, familiarity with hospital dispensing software, and experience applying NAPRA standards.
Skills
- Teaching
- Student Evaluation
- Curriculum Development
- Classroom Management
- Leadership
- Communication
- Community Pharmacy Practice
- Non-Sterile Compounding
- Kroll Dispensing Software
- Hospital Dispensing Software
- NAPRA Standards of Practice
- Online Instruction
- Laboratory Instruction
- Collaboration
- Continuous Learning
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Categories
- Education
- Healthcare
Keywords
- Pharmacy Technician
- CCAPP Accreditation
- British Columbia Regulation
- Community Pharmacy
- Hospital Pharmacy
- Pharmacy Technician Diploma Program
- Post-Secondary Teaching
- Online Courses
- Face-to-Face Labs
- Practicum
- Non-Sterile Compounding
- Topical Creams
- Ointments
- Gels
- Oral Solutions
- Suspensions
- Capsules
- Lip Balms
- Suppositories
- Kroll Dispensing Software
- Hospital Dispensing Software
- NAPRA Model Standards of Practice
- Student Evaluation
- Curriculum Development
- Classroom Management
- Leadership
- Communication