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Pharmacist Interns


Intern Registration for Pharmacists

Every person wishing to become an intern must make an application to the Registrar on the online prescribed form accompanied by:

  1. character references from two reputable citizens of the community who are not family members, and who have known you for at least two years, certifying that the applicant is of good moral character, and
  1. information establishing the character and suitability to practise of the applicant, including a criminal record check (CRC)*;
  2. the applicable prescribed registration fee(s); and
  3. an enrollment verification from the University of Saskatchewan confirming both semesters of the current academic year.

*Note that the University of Saskatchewan and the College have a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that allows the College to accept the CRC students must complete prior to enrollment at the University. The MOU extends until the end of the internship.

 

Extended Internships

As of March 25, 2020, SCPP extended the Internship category until graduates complete their Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) qualifying examinations or 12 months after their degree is obtained, whichever comes first. Extended Interns will have a one-time opportunity to make a request to the Registrar for an extension of six months under extenuating circumstances.

Extended internships ensure a sound foundation as new graduates start their pharmacy careers and orient themselves under the mentorship and supervision of licensed pharmacists. Extended interns may work to their full scope of practice under the supervision of a fully licensed pharmacist (not including final sign-off for prescriptions). Please find more information on supervision requirements here.

Please also find detailed information at the following links:

Emergency Registration and Licensure (incl. Extended Internships) - Supplemental Policy

 

Terms and Conditions of Internship

For more information on the conditions of internship, terms of internship, etc., please carefully review the Regulatory Bylaws Part B, including but not limited to amendments to sections 5 and 6 and Part C and Part E found on the SCPP website under Legislation.

Please also note the supervision requirements for interns.

 

University of Saskatchewan Students

For the PharmD program, first-year students in the in the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan are required to register as interns with SCPP before they can begin the Phar188.2EL placement in the fall of their first year.

  How do I register and what are the requirements? (SCPP Intern Registration)

  Intern Online Registration Instructions for University of Saskatchewan Interns

 

Out-of-Province Students

Students who wish to become interns at SCPP and are attending a Canadian university not in Saskatchewan are asked to contact the SCPP office.