How about other state government hospital?

Will be quite hard to get as they will prioritise FRPs who did they PRP with govt hospitals.

Any idea what I can do to get the chance? Just want to try my luck haha isn't the same apply through SPA?

There isn't much difference being a registered or unregistered pharmacist in sales and marketing.

However it might differ a little only if you are in the regulatory role, as in you can contribute your license A for the company perusal.

Feel free to ask - I am a registered pharmacist in the marketing line.

I can safely say, there is not much difference being a registered / unregistered if you wish to enter into sales and marketing line. In fact being a pharmacist will be value added but does not guarantee a brighter future in this line. It is still very much depends on your communication skill, PR skill, leadership skill etc etc. I observe any people from science background ( not a pharmacist/ doctor ) but progress well in this line too.

Have to check with the Pharmacy Board. Not very sure on the exact procedure to apply as a FRP. Any particular u want to work at gov facilities?

Sorry but What u means by" any particular"?

any particular reason?

Oo just want to explore myself in hospital setting that will increase my advantage in the future haha and since I'm still young so I dont mind to start from the beginning. You are working in government hospital now?

Other fields no advantage? can try out private hospitals as well. Nope not in hospital.

If I keep continue in retail, will limit my future in retail. I tried to apply private hospital before. But so far no reply from them😂😂but still thanks alot for your opinion!

hi, i was wondering if you were to go for prp training in government sector, do u have annual leave?

im asking on behalf of my girlfriend as she still waiting for a reply for vacancy for her prp training in government sector as she is planning to go on a trip~ she is afraid there is no leave entitled throughout prp training

thanks

Yes you do. But subject to approval.

which means is it like usual jobs where you have 14 annual leave and you have to fill form to apply for the following date applied and wait for approval?

Gov sector gives you 25 days. Yes same process. But you have your logbooks to complete and rotations to go to. You will be very lucky if you can apply for any leave at all.

alright, thank you very much

Is pharmacist prospect locally still good as before ?
Any problem for locally trained to secure job in Singapore ?

Depends on what kind of prospects you are looking at.

http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/cont...lifications.pdf

Only USM graduates are eligible to practice as a pharmacist in Singapore.

hi
i would like to ask is gov prp+frp experience useful for regulatory affairs in pharmaceuticals?
thank you

anyone knows is there one more kkm prp intake this year?