THE Australian Health Practitioner
Regulation Agency (AHPRA) is
seeking expressions of interest from
suitably qualified and experienced
persons to be appointed to a
Scheduled Medicines Expert
Committee.
The role of the Expert Committee
is to advise the National Boards
on policy related to the use
of scheduled medicines, with
appointments for a three year
period and appointees to start in
Sep 2016.
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