Licensee Education Program 

The Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) has teamed with Queen's University to develop the Licensee Education Program (LEP).

The program is designed to help licensees and proprietors:

• articulate the licensee's and proprietor's legal responsibilities and ACP's expectations when operating a pharmacy, particularly regarding the authority, responsibility, and accountability of licensees, in context with current legislation;
• use relevant resources to update and maintain knowledge about legislation and standards for operating a pharmacy; and
• develop understanding about the pharmacy licensee's role:  leader, manager, professional and clinician.

Part A (available now) includes readings, peer conversation, reflection, and an online module (Chapters 1-5).

Part B (available September 1st, 2020) will include an online module (Chapters 6-7) and a self-assessment (Chapter 8).

The Licensee Education Program has been accredited by the Canadian Council on Continuing Education in Pharmacy (CCCEP), for a value of 6 CEUs. 

Proprietor Self-Assessment

This-self assessment is for proprietors and involves a reflective review of the legal expectations and responsibilities of a licensee and proprietor.  The self-assessment is the same one found in Part B of the LEP.

Enrolment

Alberta College of Pharmacy members can login using their ACP username and password to enrol in the LEP or Proprietor Self-Assessment. Enrolment is currently not available for non ACP members due to off-campus privacy regulations.  Please email us and we will notify you when the modules become available for public registration: OPDES.eLearningHelp@queensu.ca. 

Fees

• $250 for those enrolling in both Part A and Part B.  
• $175 for those enrolling in Part B (If an individual wishes to add on completion of Part A at a later date, the cost applied will be an additional $75.), and
• $100 for those enrolling in the Proprietor Self-Assessment.