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THE REGULATORY BYLAWS

THE REGULATORY BYLAWS of the SASKATCHEWAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY PROFESSIONALS Last Updated: Aug. 13, 2021 2 PART A - INTERPRETATION PART A - INTERPRETATION .. 8 Title .. 8 Definitions .. 8 Rules of Interpretation .. 8 PART B - INTERNSHIP .. 10 Application for Internship .. 10 Internship Service Requirements .. 10 Conditions of Internship .. 10 Period of Service .. 10 Extended Interns .. 11 Extension of Internship - Failure to Continue Course .. 12 Registration in Other Jurisdictions .. 12 Placement of Intern.

Aug 25, 2017 · the regulatory bylaws of the saskatchewan college of pharmacy professionals last updated: aug. 13, 2021

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