Pharmacy Assistants In Canada Preparation Course

Learn to become a successful Pharmacy assistant in Canada and take your career to the next level.

What you'll learn
How to read, enter and fill prescriptions and help you memorize sig interpretation.
Pharmacy workflow and rules.
My way on how to handle robberies and forged prescriptions in the pharmacies.
Different medications type and differences between them.
Private and Public insurances and how to tackle adjudication issues and the way to find insurance providers for students from their student numbers only!
Important calculations that you have to know to be successful.
Scrolling through Kroll software to make you somewhat prepared to deal with pharmacy softwares.
Your certificate will be available upon 100% completion of the course contents.
Requirements
* No previous pharmacy education required *
Be passionate about Pharmacy Assistant Career
Description
Are you looking for a career as a pharmacy assistant in Canada (especially in Ontario)? Are you a pharmacy student working on your PEBC exams and want to learn more about what the pharmacy environment in Canada looks like? Are you a pharmacy assistant and would like to improve your skills and take your career to the next level?   If Yes, then this course is for you!** Last updated on July 13th, 2022 ****This course will also help US students in the clinical part as there are a lot of similarities**** Your Certificate Will Be Available As Soon As You Finish The Course, Feel free to add it to your LinkedIn profile ****We will mostly use Ontario, federal, and students insurances to empower your billing skills**In this course you will learn: - The Pharmacy system here in Canada and different pharmacy categories and how to differentiate between them.- You will learn my technique of how to react in case of a rubbery or a forged prescription. - You will learn how to find insurance providers for students in Canada by asking them for their student numbers only.- You will learn how to read a prescription and how to decipher the prescription instructions (How to read the SIG).- Understand the Pharmacy workflow, Medication formulations, and the difference between Generic and Brand names.- You will learn the difference between Creams, Ointments, Lotions, and Gels.- you will have general knowledge about some Products and Medications in the Pharmacies especially emergency medications like Narcan, Naloxone, and Epipen.- Learn important calculations that you need to know to let you master how to calculate days' supplies and how many tablets, capsules, pills, or millilitres you should dispense for the total duration of treatment, as well as showing you how to dilute 99% Alcohol to 70%.- You will learn about provincial and private insurances, how to submit claims, and tackle common rejections. - You will learn about Ontario Drug Benefits and helpful tips to process prescriptions like prescriptions for newborn babies before their health card gets registered with the provincial benefits plan (ODB).- You will learn the most common intervention codes that we need to process rejected claims. - You will learn about pharmacy software in general and go through the manual for Kroll software, In which I will explain in detail how to search and create patient profiles, how to enter prescriptions in the system and process them, how to read the receipts and make price adjustments if needed, and a lot more.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Pharmacy Categories - Part 1

Lecture 2 Udemy Algorithm And Rating

Lecture 3 Pharmacy Categories Part 2

Section 2: Pharmacy Workflow

Lecture 4 Community Pharmacy Workflow - Part 1

Lecture 5 Community Pharmacy Workflow - Part 2

Lecture 6 How To Read A Prescription

Lecture 7 SIG - PART 1

Lecture 8 Vial Labels

Lecture 9 Pharmacy Ethics & Robberies

Lecture 10 Pharmacy Communications

Lecture 11 Pharmacy Phone Calls

Lecture 12 How To Find A Prescriber Or A Nurse

Lecture 13 Drugs Shortages - How to handle?

Lecture 14 Important Pharmacy Tips

Section 3: Insurances

Lecture 15 Insurances In Canada & InnoviCares

Lecture 16 Ontario Drug Benefits (ODB)

Lecture 17 ODB TIPS

Lecture 18 ODB Formulary Website & Rexall Website

Lecture 19 ODB Website Walkthrough - EAP - Seniors CoPayment - OHIP + and more

Lecture 20 Student's Insurance

Lecture 21 Coverage for Kids with 2 private insurances

Lecture 22 Intervention Codes

Lecture 23 Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB)

Lecture 24 Calculating days supply for creams, ointments and drops for insurance purposes

Section 4: Medications Formulations

Lecture 25 Oral Formulations

Lecture 26 Oral Formulations Notes

Lecture 27 Which Tablets Can Be Cut?

Lecture 28 Which Tablets Can Be Cut? Notes

Lecture 29 The differences between Creams, Ointments, Lotions, and Gels.

Lecture 30 The difference between Solutions and Suspension.

Lecture 31 Brand vs Generic

Section 5: Pharmacy Products & Medications

Lecture 32 Some Products In Retail Pharmacy

Lecture 33 Some Medications And Products In Pharmacies

Lecture 34 Some OTC & Emergency Medications

Lecture 35 Fast Movers

Lecture 36 Hazardous Medications

Lecture 37 Pill Counting & Compounding

Lecture 38 Medical Terminologies

Lecture 39 Symptoms Of Opioid Overdose & Anaphylactic shock

Section 6: Pharmacy Calculations

Lecture 40 Pharmacy Calculations - Part 1

Lecture 41 Pharmacy Calculations - Part 2

Lecture 42 Pharmacy Calculations - Part 3

Lecture 43 Pharmacy Calculations - Part 4

Lecture 44 Pharmacy Calculations - Part 5

Lecture 45 Kids Rx Calculations

Section 7: Pharmacy Software - KROLL BY TELLUS HEALTH

Lecture 46 Kroll - Part 1

Lecture 47 Kroll - Part 2

Lecture 48 Kroll - Part 3

Lecture 49 Kroll - Part 4

Lecture 50 Kroll - Part 5

Lecture 51 Kroll - Part 6

Lecture 52 Kroll Youtube Video.

Lecture 53 How to create a resume and apply for jobs

Lecture 54 Final Lecture

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