Legislated Employer Responsibilities
Responsibility to ensure registration and licence
As per Section 98(1), employers must ensure that pharmacists working for them are registered under the Act and hold a current pharmacist licence of the appropriate category for the position during the period of their employment.
Responsibility to report professional misconduct
As per Section 98(2), employers who terminate a pharmacist’s employment for professional misconduct, incompetence or incapacity, must promptly report it to the registrar in writing and provide a copy to the pharmacist.
Responsibility for employees
As per Section 99, a pharmacy owner or manager is liable for their actions, or the actions of an employee or person under their direct supervision, if that action was carried out with their expressed or implied permission, consent, or approval and it results in the following:
- Any offence against the Act
- Any matter referred to the complaints committee about the conduct of a pharmacist, a student, intern, or owner
New Pharmacy Openings
The New Pharmacy Openings Package contains information about opening a new pharmacy and includes the documents you need to submit along with your application for licensing.
College Pharmacy Signs
This signage is designed for your patients to see in your pharmacy.
Accepting Drugs for Return to Inventory
Your Personal Health Information: Access and Privacy
Pharmacy Standards Forms
Guideline on Minimum Pharmacy Policy and Procedures Manual
Pharmacy Status and Information Updates
Pharmacy owners and managers have obligations to advise CPhM when the status of the pharmacy changes or if personnel or contact information changes.
Learn moreAdding Components to Your Pharmacy
To add External Dispensing, Lock and Leave Permit, and Satellite Pharmacy components to your pharmacy your pharmacy must meet specific requirements.
Learn morePharmacy Licence Renewal
Every registered pharmacy in Manitoba must renew its licence on a yearly basis.
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