Pharmacy Daily | NAPSA and SHPA partner up

THE Society of Hospital Pharmacists (SHPA) and the National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA) have built on links between the groups, committing to share pertinent information with student members and consider proposals that would help students and the profession. The commitment also includes an agreement from SHPA that it would offer NAPSA members professional development opportunities, as well as working together on other projects, the SHPA said. The partnership allowed it to engage with students at the early stages of their career and highlight the “many career options” for pharmacists, the SHPA said. SHPA president Professor Michael Dooley (pictured left) said the organisation was excited about the formalised partnership, while NAPSA president Sam Turner (pictured right) said it was a “fantastic step forward” for NAPSA. “This is our first ever formal agreement with SHPA and a way for us to expand the opportunities we can provide our members whilst studying at University.”

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