Tallinn Health Care College
Curriculum: Assistant Pharmacist 2011
AimThe objective of study programme is to train specialists with applied higher education who know
about medications, other medical and health products, and the producing of medication, i.e pharmacists whose knowledge and skills enable them to work in pharmacies, medication wholesale companies and in other businesses dealing with medications, medical and health products. Conditions for completion of the curriculumVolume of speciality subjects: 120 ECTS (including practical training: 38 ECTS)
Volume of basic subjects: 45 ECTS Volume of final exam: 5 ECTS Volume of elective subjects in study programme: 10 ECTS Language of studies: Estonian Other languages necessary for achieving learning outcomes: English, Russian Volume of contact studies: not more than 50% from the total volume of theory studies in study programme Learning outcomesThe graduate:
Knows medicines, the composition thereof and technologies of extemporaneous manufacturing of drugs, is capable of sensory evaluation of the quality of medicines as well as evaluation thereof by routine physical and chemical methods; 2. Is able to explain the effects and side effects and adverse reactions and the use of medicines and herbs for the treatment and prevention of diseases; 3. Is competent to deal with the ordering, receiving, preparation and dispensing of drugs in the pharmacy, is familiar with pharmaceutical legislation; 4. Is cognizant with the main professional problems concerning the work of a pharmacist and can make suggestions to solve them; 5. Is able to use in their professional work, within their competence, the expertise of other specialties and, where appropriate, consults with representatives of other fields; 6. Is capable orally and in writing to explain specialty related problems in Estonian and in English, using specialized information technology tools and communication techniques; 7. Values cultural differences, is tolerant and respects differences between people, their work is guided by the principles of professional ethics; 8. Is able to competently use professional sources of information and support materials to solve problems arising in the work, understands the need for lifelong learning and keeps abreast of professional developments; 9. Possesses the basics of management, entrepreneurship and teamwork necessary for working as an assistant pharmacist. AdmissionSecondary school leaving certificate, certificate of vocational secondary education or a corresponding qualification
Diploma or DegreeDiploma of Professional Higher Education
QualificationAssistant Pharmacist
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