Advice for Trainee Pharmacists

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This video is for anyone who is about to embark on their Foundation Training Year (previously known as pre-reg year). Here advice is provided from newly-qualified and established pharmacists, to help get you off to the best start! Happy Revisings!
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[@equillibirum9863]

Wow I love the video quality, I used to watch your new videos back in 2018, such a big upgrade in video quality!

[@KK-xv3sr]

I really needed to hear this! Another amazing video Sureena!

[@londonpharmacistnetwork6707]

Trainees definitely learn by asking questions! Good informative video. Well done!

[@maaryag3561]

Hi your videos really help with revising for the pre reg exam. I like your style of delivery. Can you please make videos on all the changes that have happened in treatment guidelines, MEP etc since your last video.

[@mustafaassad2916]

Reminded me about my NPA course. Top tutor. Many thanks for awesome teaching skill

[@Ola-ox4bc]

H. Thank you for all your videos. Please could I get a link to the clinical quiz. Thank you so much again

[@MohammedAli-eo2vt]

Hi, i'm going to sit the June exam this year. was wondering if your high weighted videos are still a good watch for revision as they are 7 years old now.

[@SureenaSpeaks]

I'd always recommend going through the relevant areas in the BNF and then using my videos as summaries to fill in any gaps/refresh knowledge :) good luck for June, let me know how you get on! :)

[@ME-xh5zq]

I know it might sound basic but can you do a video on how to study the BNF?

[@abstract447]

Make sure you use the BNF also for it's treatment summaries, there are the most important part and form the foundation of knowledge. Each chapter begins with a summary, and these summaries are based on guidelines from NICE/SIGN etc. Just do that for each chapter

[@ME-xh5zq]

@@abstract447 thank you, I will focus on that first

[@franklinacheampong1615]

Do you have any idea how many years a visa sponsor will ask a trainee to sign for in a contract??

[@RuaTheFox]

Thank you!!

[@chrs_xtian]

Please, I am currently a final year student in school in Nigeria. Studying Microbiology. I've always wanted to study Pharmacy. I've had the thoughts of starting over a fresh Pharmacy undergraduate degree, probably in the UK, but I heard it's really costly to do undergrad in the UK. So, 1st, I was wondering if after studying Microbiology, I'll really have to redo an undergraduate degree in pharmacy to become a pharmacist. Or is there a way I could further it with the Bsc I have in microbiology? Please, I've had this bother me for a very long time. I really hope you'll answer me. Thank you.

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Hiya! In order to study as a pharmacist in the UK you would have to do a Masters of Pharmacy (MPharm) degree followed by a Foundation Training Year, more information can be found here: www.pharmacyregulation.org/education/pharmacist-education#Foundation I'm afraid I'm unsure if having a BSC in Microbiology would omit you from some of the modules in the MPharm degree - my advice would be to contact universities in the UK that offer Pharmacy as a course to confirm :)

[@sadiafarooq6875]

Can you do a video on independent prescribers. Like how to go about it? Can you retake if you fail, what are the assessments etc. Love your videos bdw

[@SureenaSpeaks]

Hiya! It's possible there may soon be changes on how to become an independent prescriber, so for the moment I'd be hesitant on creating a video: www.pharmacyregulation.org/get-involved/consultations/revising-education-and-training-requirements-pharmacist-independent-prescriber In the interim, more information can be found here: www.pharmacyregulation.org/education/pharmacist-independent-prescriber Hope that helps :)