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You may submit your language proficiency test results from any testing institution that offers one of the tests accepted by the College. Please refer to the website for each testing agency to find out where …

Access rules and standards that govern the profession of pharmacy in Ontario. Legislation and Regulations Provincial and federal legislation and accompanying acts and regulations that govern …

In order to practice as a pharmacist in Ontario, you must be registered with the Ontario College of Pharmacists. While all applicants must meet the same requirements and qualifications, there are …

Patients can be deprived of pharmacy care that meets their diverse needs, whether related to language, cultural safety or anything else that might factor into their choice of a health care provider. Where …

The candidate must save their PACE learning action plan in the PACE portal. The performance profile and learning action plan must be shared with the coaching pharmacy professional outside of the …

The OCP website offers a variety of resources to support you as a pharmacist, pharmacy technician or intern and ensure you are meeting the legislation, regulations, standards of practice and policies that …

The Ontario College of Pharmacists (OCP) serves and protects the public interest by ensuring that the province’s pharmacists and pharmacy technicians have the required education, skills and judgment …