Workforce

Foreign interns and the pharmacy owners who employed them are shocked internship fees are increasing by 33 per cent. Jody Hopkinson reports

Editor Jonathan Chilton-Towle writes about how sector underfunding is putting barriers in the way of overseas workers, who can help to fill the staff shortages in pharmacy

Editor Jonathan Chilton-Towle writes about how sector underfunding is putting barriers in the way of overseas workers, who can help to fill the staff shortages in pharmacy

Foreign interns and the pharmacy owners who employed them are shocked internship fees are increasing by 33 per cent. Jody Hopkinson reports

A locum pharmacist has created a pharmacy-specific jobs app to help streamline the recruitment process and reduce associated costs.

The 2024 intake for the rural voluntary bonding scheme has missed out on starting the programme in 2024 and they still do not know if their applications will be approved

Pharmacists received an unwelcome Christmas present this holiday season, when they found out PSNZ will this year reduce payments to intern preceptors and increase intern fees, especially for overseas interns.  

Just a few months into her new role as president of the Pharmacy Guild, Keshree Naidoo-Rauf is focused on unity and advocacy in these challenging times.

The pharmacy workforce crisis is becoming especially dire for rural pharmacies Paulette Crowley investigates

Two recent pharmacy workforce surveys have highlighted the unsustainable pressures pharmacy workers are facing, as Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports