Pharmacy Assistant: Time I and Ontario College

pharmacy assistant: She was part of the first group of licensees and subsequently served on the OCP Discipline Committee, according to Hamilton Spectator. At the time I arrived in Canada, I considered becoming a pharmacist. Arriving in Hamilton in June of 1995, she began working as a pharmacy assistant at Marchese Health Care and soon became one of the first in Ontario to be licensed by the Ontario College of Pharmacists OCP . Sunjic not only completed the courses and exams, she also participated in the working group that informed the standards and processes. The practical and financial reality made that option impossible, she recalls. Today, Sunjic is a registered pharmacy technician RPhT and has risen to the position of supervisor of medication management services at Marchese. However, working at Marchese gave me the opportunity to work, grow and lead in a challenging, varied and highly professional pharmacy environment. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.