I am sure that all these pharmacists are very well qualified after working for for many years in The Bahamian pharmacy industry....with licenses issued by the government for more than 7 years. And no doubt they would have been working in the pharmacy field for some time prior to receiving their licenses. It seems that this issue is the government’s fault for not knowing that McHari was unaccredited and now years later want to strip these fully qualified pharmacists of their licenses. This is not the pharmacists fault and is extremely unfair when there are not enough Bahamian pharmacists working in this field now. So now more foreigners need to work? What sense does that make!!!!
Bakerstuff says...
I am sure that all these pharmacists are very well qualified after working for for many years in
The Bahamian pharmacy industry....with licenses issued by the government for more than 7 years. And no doubt they would have been working in the pharmacy field for some time prior to receiving their licenses. It seems that this issue is the government’s fault for not knowing that McHari was unaccredited and now years later want to strip these fully qualified pharmacists of their licenses. This is not the pharmacists fault and is extremely unfair when there are not enough Bahamian pharmacists working in this field now. So now more foreigners need to work? What sense does that make!!!!
On Sands: No risk from unaccredited pharmacists
Posted 15 November 2019, 11:52 a.m. Suggest removal