Registration

Pharmacist from the United States

Pharmacist from the United States

If you are or were a registered pharmacist in the United States, here are the steps to register with the College:

Note: Steps 2, 3 and 5 can be completed in any order.

  1. Pre-register with the College

    Please allow at least 45 days to complete processing of your pre-registration application.

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Pharmacy Technician from Canada (CFTA)

Pharmacy Technician from Canada (CFTA) 

If you are a registered, practicing pharmacy technician in good standing from another Canadian province/territory, you can register through the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).
 
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International Pharmacy Graduate (IPG)

international pharmacy graduates (IPG)

If you obtained your pharmacy degree outside of Canada or the United States, here are the steps to register with the College: 

Note: Steps 4, 5 and 6 can be completed in any order.

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New Pharmacy Technician Graduate from Canada

New Pharmacy Technician Graduate from Canada (minimum requirement - CCAPP Accredited Program)

To be eligible to take the “new to practice” path to regulation, you must have graduated from a pharmacy technician program that has been accredited by the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CCAPP).
 
Note: Step 2, 3 and 4 can be completed in any order.
 
Here are the steps to register with the College:
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Pharmacist from Canada (Non-CFTA)

Pharmacist from Canada (Non-CFTA)

If you are listed in the non-patient care register in a province/territory that has a two-part register (patient care and non-patient care), you must complete the steps below. If you choose to transfer to the patient-care register prior to registering in BC, you will be eligible to register under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) category.

Note: Step 3, 4 and 5 can be completed in any order.

Here are the steps to register with the College: 

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Pharmacist from Canada (CFTA)

Pharmacist from Canada (CFTA)

If you are a registered, practicing pharmacist in good standing from another Canadian province/territory, you are eligible to register through the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).

The CFTA allows your current qualifications as a practicing Canadian pharmacist to be recognized, therefore you are not required to complete any additional assessments.

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New Pharmacy Graduate

New Pharmacy Graduate - Canadian Universities (Non UBC)

 

If you are a recent pharmacy graduate from a Canadian University, here are the steps to register with the College. ​​

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