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CERTIFICATION: QQI Level 5 in Community and Health Services 5M4468
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates may pursue pharmacy work, or work as sales assistants in health stores etc. This course is aimed at those interested in working in a community pharmacy or for those wishing to progress to a year two (part-time) Pharmacy Technician course. Students may also progress to participating Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) through the QQI Higher Education Links Scheme to (for example) DCU, UCD, Maynooth University (incl. Kilkenny Campus), TU Dublin, Dundalk Institute of Technology, University of Limerick, Athlone IT, UCC, NUIG, Carlow IT, Carlow College, Marino Institute of Education, Dun Laoghaire IADT, St. Angela’s College Sligo, University of Limerick, Tralee IT, Letterkenny IT, Galway Mayo Institute of Technology or on the Carlow IT Pharmacy Technician courses or to health or arts courses in UCD, Maynooth University, TU Dublin – City Campus or UCC. Alternatively, students may seek immediate employment in a range of companies and projects that seek graduates with a health, science or pharmacy aptitude.
EXAMPLES OF HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRESSION: TU Dublin – City Campus: TU654 Pharmacy Technician (Level 6, 2 Years) Waterford Institute of Technology: WD175 Pharmaceutical Science (Level 7, 3 years) IT Tralee: TL855 Pharmaceutical Science (Level 8, 4 Years) |
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PHARMACY ASSISTANT COMMUNITY AND HEALTH SERVICES 5M4468
WHAT IS PHARMACY ASSISTANT? This one-year course will equip learners with the relevant knowledge and experience to work as a pharmacy counter assistant or pursue a pharmacy technician qualification in the future. From dispensing over-the counter medications, helping clients choose medical aids and appliances to demonstrating and selling products, this course covers the most relevant skills. This course will also focus on a range of health-related subjects relevant to employment as a pharmacy assistant. Work experience is within a retail pharmacy where, as a pharmacy assistant, you can work as part of a team of health professionals in order to help customers achieve the best possible health outcome.
COURSE CONTENT The following modules will be offered in 2021, subject to availability and demand: • Pharmacy Studies - Theory and Practice • Over-the-Counter Medicines • Infection Prevention and Control • Work Experience • Anatomy and Physiology • Word Processing • Nutrition • Mathematics • Medical Terminology • Customer Service • Beauty Industry Ethics and Practice
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
All applicants will be interviewed regardless of previous qualifications Apply directly at www.dunboynecollege.ie |
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