Learn about employment prospects for internationally trained Pharmacists
The profession of pharmacy is a regulated one in Canada. You are not allowed to call yourself a pharmacist or practice the profession if you are not licensed as a full member in one of the provincial/territorial bodies. The employment prospects for internationally trained pharmacists look good as the Canadian Pharmacists Association (CphA) reports that there a national shortage of pharmacists in Canada. Our Pharmacy Career Pathway Ebook will provide information on the following subjects:- Pre-Arrival First Steps
Including links to the Working in Canada tool from the Federal Government. - Skills Development
Including tips on skills upgrading and bridging programs available at universities, colleges and settlement agencies across the country. - Understanding Canadian Workplaces
Featuring tips about volunteering, internships, mentoring, and job shadowing programs that could can help you in your job search and job performance. - Job Finding Techniques
Resources including links to Immigrant Settlement Agencies and tips on resume writing, interview techniques, information interviews and networking. - Associations
Links to National, Provincial and Territorial regulatory bodies and professional immigrant networks. - Employment
An overview of best locations, major employers sector reports and alternative career pathways.
