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@Sony11._800 Thanks for visiting! Are you asking generally, because I couldn't find NSAIDS in this case, except low dose aspirin? If generally speaking, all NSAIDS are not recommended in ACS, Except aspirin of course. Sometimes we use ibuprofen and other NSAIDS in patients with myocarditis and pericarditis. Naproxen used to be called the safest cardio NSAID, but no longer. They all carry a risk of stroke and admission for cardiac events.

@@user-ly4we1lg3u it starts at around $45/hrs for fresh grads. Can go up to $65/hr for experienced ones.

​@clinicalpharmacycourse this salary is comparable to that of regular pharmacist 🤔🤔

@user-ly4we1lg3u Exactly! It's the type and quality of work that differs! As a clinical pharmacist, you most probably work at a hospital, round on patients with doctors and a medical team, write medication reviews, do therapeutic drug monitoring, participate in the code blue, manage toxicities and poisoning, that sort of stuff! In retail on the other hand, it's more about checking meds against prescriptions and counseling patients. Some places do blood sugar and lipids check, and almost always you'd be asked to vaccinate the community against Flu, Covid, and any other vaccines available in pharmacy.

​@clinicalpharmacycourse yes ,the clinical pharmacist role is very important and effective, so why does he receive a small salary?

@loloyasser4336 if you can do french as well that would definitely add up towards your score. But did you try the score calculator to see if you actually need something extra?

​@@clinicalpharmacycourse how many points would be great to compete with

@@loloyasser4336 The lowest rank invited recently in July 2024 pool of invitations was 510. Everyone else had a higher score than this

Hi Sir, this video is over a year old. Is canada still in need of foreign pharmacist? If yes, for how much longer will this be the case. Thank you for your time.​@@clinicalpharmacycourse

@harryagyemang6111 Thanks for visiting the channel. Canada will always need international pharmacists. The demand is so high to the point that each week hundreds of job postings are released in every district.

@@loloyasser4336 you don't need experience to immigrate. You need a license!

@@clinicalpharmacycourse but as a fresh you are competing with other withany years of experience yes ? With this give you low scores

@loloyasser4336 That's a different question really! The score calculated depends on many factors, not just years of experience! For example higher education adds up, marriage adds up, IELTS score adds up, and so on!

@@clinicalpharmacycourse but I heard that if you have french you can immigrate with much lower points to Quebec like 300 instead of 500

@clinicalpharmacycourse ?

Are you a pharmacist in Canada

You're very welcome!

Thank you for supporting the channel! Absolutely! All these videos will come out soon :) Please also check oit our website. We offer a complete clinical pharmacy course taught online with residency training. It may be of help to anyone you know. Www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com

Hi there. Thanks for supporting the channel. Some of the videos are available by membership only. If you have a video link you can share it here to confirm if it's a membership only video. For those ones you need to join a membership to watch those videos. Also make sure to visit our website www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com ! You can access the complete courses there with videos not on RUclips at all. All the best

Thanks for supporting the channel. If you're planning to apply for PEBC, you only need a bachelors degree. However, if you are planning a career pathway in academia, or clinical pharmacy, then a masters or PharmD would be great! You can do the masters in Canada, but PharmD degrees are undergrad so you'd have to redo your pharmacy degree to get a pgarmD degree which is impractical. I will post a video specifically for Indian based pharmacists as we have many on the channel and on my course. Please also check my online courses at www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com in case any would benefit you in the future. Many thanks

What's an open work permit?

@@clinicalpharmacycourse work visa not attached to any employer

@ArabTimes_Insights where did you get that from? I have never heard of that anywhere in Canada!!!

@@clinicalpharmacycourse i wanted to ask that how to get a permit without any specified employer

I am sorry but I don't think there's such an option in Canada. I mean, I don't understand the rationale behind too! If someone wants to hire, you have got to work for them! You can't get a contract and not work! But you can ask a legal counselor/lawyer about it too!

Hi,, just look underneath the video you like, there will be an option to join the channel as member and you can choose premium or basic. All the best

@@clinicalpharmacycourse i didnt get the option

@@clinicalpharmacycourse kindly give me details about membership

@meemcalligraphyhub8544 hi there! There are only 3 memberships on this channel: OSCE basic plan, OSCE premium plan, and Clinical pharmacy course plan. OSCE basic plan is $10.99/mo, and it gives you access to a couple of pharmacy OSCE training videos. OSCE premium plan is $59.99/mo, and it gives you access to multiple OSCE training videos. Clinical pharmacy course plan is $199.99/mo, and it gives you access to clinical pharmacy training videos. You can also access more videos on our website www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com. Prices are different on the website and you access more videos there. All the best

Thanks so much! :)

Hi there, it's weird that the course does not work with you! This has never been reported before and we have over 17 thousand students! please email support and explain the problem to them. We have IT support that work 24/7 to solve any technical problems.

Support email: contact@clinicalpharmacycourses.com

It's not contraindicated though, and can still be used as their effect on glaucoma may be minimal or transient compared to other agents

@@clinicalpharmacycourse Fair statement. I probably wouldnt recommend this in real life; however, given that we should choose an option presented to us at a station it would be the best one here. increase in IOP would be a counselling and monitoring point [i.e., see doctor if any vision changes].

That's a good question. You should get your ECA from an organization designated by IRCC to be accepted. WES is designated by IRCC for this purpose, so you should be fine. However, you still need to go through PEBC process to become licensed as a pharmacist in Canada.

​@@clinicalpharmacycourse i dont think that getting it from WES is correct since it is mentionned in the govzrnment of Canada site that if i am a retail pharmacist with NOV 31120 i should get it from PEBC only.

@nour.7125 it will work as a proof of education assessment. But as I mentioned before, to WORK in Canada, you need to go through PEBC process which includes an ECA anyway! So you did an extra step that will definitely help you in the future! The IRCC is the official organization for immigration and it mentions WES as a designated organization!

Thank you!

@@clinicalpharmacycourse hello, its not my intention to reach you through this means, I already sent a mail and even my comment here did not get a response from you despite seeing you respond to this message. this isn't how to treat customers, I got a course from your website last month, and your website has not been available since yesterday. This is really frustrating.

@nwannekamanu4657 you left multiple comments about a problem your facing on multiple videos! I have already replied to ne of your comments and asked you to contact the IT department which is available 24/7! I even gave you their email, and Peter from IT dept has emailed you yesterday to check if you're still facing the problem! We take such problems seriously! Please communicate the right way and reach out to IT department especially that you are the only student out of 17 thousand students complaining about a problem that no one else sees! IT department can be reached at support@clinicalpharmacycourses.com

Yes, of course! You can

Hi there! Please visit www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com and sign up for the clinical pharmacy course! The other way you can see the full video is by signing up on RUclips on my channel as a premium member. But the course on our website is more extensive. All the best! Joe

@walterramirez5576 Hi Walter, what kind of error are you getting? Do you know which email are you contacting us at? Please email a screenshot of the error you get to contact@clinicalpharmacycourses.com I will have Jessica and the IT team fix the problem for you. Sorry for the inconvenience! Joe

Please visit the website www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com All information could be found there! All the best

Thanks for your question! The course is currently in a promotional period. Cost is $59/month only. Original price $199/month. Those who follow the channel and sign up during the promotional period will continue on the promotional price until they finish the course and receive a certificate of completion. All the best.

@@clinicalpharmacycourse thanks so much

Thank you!

Thanks for your question! Where is your degree from? Unfortunately you cannot work as a technician unless you take a pharmacy technician 1-year course and exam.

@@clinicalpharmacycourse My diploma is from Brazil. But to be a pharmacy technician, shouldn't I take the PEBC? Do I need a course to take the PEBC or can I apply directly?

@dralucianacaxitofarmaceutica Well, it depends! There is a new process that is being tested at PEBC for international graduates. So you may be able to take the technicians exam if you meet certain criteria! You must meet one of the following education requirements: Graduation from a pharmacy technician diploma or related program outside of Canada. Certificate courses or certification by exam are not accepted. Graduation from a pharmacist diploma or degree program outside of Canada and one of the following applies: Your program does not qualify you for PEBC’s pharmacist Document Evaluation You applied for, but did not pass, PEBC’s pharmacist Document Evaluation within the past 3 years You failed your 4th attempt at the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination within the past 3 years If you failed your 4th attempt more than 3 years ago, you are not eligible

@@clinicalpharmacycourse Hmm. OK Thank you very much for your feedback and availability

Thanks for your question. If you're taking the OSCE course on my website, it costs $59 (this offer is only for my followers on the channel). If you choose to take the course here on RUclips, go for premium membership so you'll have access to more videos. All the best. My website is: www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com

My pleasure 💕

Try this link: Clinical Pharmacy Courses: ruclips.net/p/PLy6Sj2Q5NDJ0R3o6aYKSYqYTAGDFOjZKj

No! you can't! That's a completely different degree! But earning a PharmD will definitely push your application compared to someone else who does not have a PharmD and is applying for the same medical school. The competition is super high in that field. All the best.

You can only work in Canada as a pharmacist after you go through the board of pharmacy exams. This includes evaluating exam, qualifying exam, OSCE exam, and pharmacy law exam. You will also need to take a training course before receiving your license to practice. I teach some of the exam material on my website and here on RUclips. Visit PEBC.ca to learn about the license process. Also visit www.clinicalpharmacycourses.com to check out my courses. All the best

Hi there, I am sorry I didn't get your question!

Thanks for your question. The minimum requirement to apply as pharmacist is a 4-year pharmacy degree. All the best

Sorry dear! You must be a graduate of a pharmacy school with at least 4-year program

@@clinicalpharmacycourse is it possible to get a PharmD after finished my HBSc and after that I take the PEBC Exam? Or should I get a BPharm to take a PharmD?

@muhammadezrasarliviano3165 I don't think so although this would depend on where you're applying. Different countries have different educational rules. Some countries will use credit from your previous degree and apply towards your next degree, etc! You have to contact the pharmacy schools in your region to answer this question. All the best

Of course! You can!

Hi, thanks for your question. Are you thinking about applying for a visitor visa to take the other exams? Or do you want to apply for the express entry immigration?

@@clinicalpharmacycourse Hi ..the express entry PR Visa

@@clinicalpharmacycourse i would like to know soon after my Pharm D degree here if i apply through express entry Alongside attempt my Evaluating exam..what is the way for getting to Canada if we don't have any experience.. with just ilets score will i be eligible or are there any other ways to get a visa but not visitor visa?

If you're applying for express entry under federal skilled worker program, you need at least 1 year of full time experience. Lack of experience will lead to immediate rejection of application. All the best.

@@clinicalpharmacycourse thank you 👍 for the response ..i also have a doubt regarding evaluating exam...is it compulsory for us to learn the doses as well ..and all the concepts of calculation part among the topics or do we have a choice.. would you please tell me this too... Thank you

Thank you so much! 💓

Thanks for reaching out! I am not sure if you have been following the channel for a while or you're new, but I've been teaching clinical pharmacy on this channel for a long time. I've created this course to help pharmacists and other health professionals learn clinical pharmacy. If you can't join a PharmD ( post grad) then this course is the easiest way to learn clinical pharmacy. It also helps you pass clinical pharmacist interviews and exams. We have over 14000 students around the world, and many of them succeeded in securing clinical pharmacist jobs only after taking this course. So basically, if clinical pharmacy is what you aim for, this course should be of great help to you! All the best!