Licensed pharmacists are intermediate certificates.

licensed pharmacists belong to intermediate titles. Those who have obtained the Qualification Certificate of Licensed Pharmacist through the national unified examination and meet the corresponding conditions for title evaluation (including qualifications and thesis requirements) are deemed to have the professional and technical title qualification of pharmacist in charge or pharmacist in charge, and their units can be employed as professional and technical positions of pharmacist in charge or pharmacist in charge according to work needs.

with a certain professional title, not only will the salary be improved correspondingly, but also the responsibilities will be greater, and the scope of jurisdiction in the work will be wider. Therefore, it is quite necessary for practitioners to evaluate professional titles.

At present, some provinces have published the corresponding relationship between professional qualifications and professional titles, such as Shanghai, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangsu, Anhui, Fujian, Heilongjiang, Chongqing and Hainan.

Usage of licensed pharmacist certificate:

1. You can work with a certificate

In pharmaceutical business activities, you must have a licensed pharmacist to provide consulting services for patients, especially in pharmacies and hospital pharmacies, and you must have a licensed pharmacist to guide medication. Retail pharmacies dealing in prescription drugs and Class A non-prescription drugs shall be equipped with licensed pharmacists.

2. Appraisable titles

Professional and technical personnel who have obtained the professional qualification of licensed pharmacists can be deemed to have the title of pharmacist in charge or pharmacist in charge, which can be used as a condition for applying for a higher-level title. According to the needs of the work, the unit chooses the best. Many provinces and cities have made it clear that the licensed pharmacist certificate is equivalent to the professional title.

3. Pharmacies can be opened

According to the regulations, legal persons or managers of pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies, etc. must have a licensed pharmacist certificate, otherwise they will not be able to open stores or be disqualified.