The CPhM dedicated webpage on the new Controlled Substances Regulations can be accessed through the following link:
Controlled Substances Regulations Webpage
Pharmacists, interns, and Pharmacy Technicians-in-training registered with the College of Pharmacists of Manitoba (CPhM), including domestically and internationally educated pharmacists, must complete the Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules before they can write the Jurisprudence Examination (JP Exam).
Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules
The modules are hosted by the University of Manitoba (UofM) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) website. The learning included in these modules will be reflected in the JP Exam.
Click the link below to learn more about the Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules, including how to register:
College of Pharmacists of Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules
Please note that the Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules are intended to expose you to foundational themes in pharmacy practice and are not comprehensive education on pharmacy law in Manitoba. Each registrant is expected and encouraged to carefully review the resources cited throughout the modules and reflect on the content. Please refer to the Jurisprudence Exam Study Material section for additional resources.
Any technical difficulties in accessing the module must be directed to cpd.programs@umanitoba.ca.
If you have questions about the contents of the module, please email pharmacypractice@cphm.ca.
Jurisprudence Examination
To be eligible to take the JP Exam, you must meet all of the following requirements:
- Your registration application and supporting documents have been approved by CPhM; and,
- You have submitted proof of completing the Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules (i.e. confirmation that you have paid for the modules and copy of Statement of Completion) to registration@cphm.ca.
All eligible candidates will be provided with instructions on how to register for and book their JP exam.
For more information on the JP Exam, please see the CPhM Council approved policy on Jurisprudence Examination here Jurisprudence Examination | College of Pharmacists of Manitoba
Jurisprudence Exam Study Material
To prepare for the JP Exam, applicants should be knowledgeable and understand the application of all legislation, Standards of Practice, Practice Directions, and guidelines relevant to the practice of pharmacy in the province of Manitoba.
In addition to completing the Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules, you can use the following resources:
Examination Accommodations
CPhM provides equitable access and reasonable accommodations for applicants participating in any CPhM-administered examinations and assessments. The goal of reasonable accommodations is to provide each applicant with a fair opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge, skill, and judgment required for the practice of pharmacy in Manitoba.
Candidates who require an accommodation(s) can view the Examination Accommodations policy here. Please also see the FAQ below.
I don’t see the accommodation I need listed in the reasonable accommodations that CPhM may provide. What do I do?
If the accommodation you need is not currently listed in the Policy, please email registration@cphm.ca and provide information on the type of accommodation you may require.
How do I know if CPhM will approve my request?
CPhM will consider all accommodation requests on a case-by-case basis, as accommodations may be considerably specific to the applicant. CPhM will reach out to each applicant to agree upon the accommodations to be provided. A request for accommodation does not guarantee that one will be granted.
How far in advance should I submit my request?
All documentation must be current and dated within one (1) year of the accommodation request submission and provided to CPhM provided to CPhM no less than eight (8) weeks prior to the Examination date or before you submit your proof of completing the Jurisprudence Modules.
Where do I find the forms?
Both Schedule A and B forms are available in your Registrant Portal. Follow the instructions below:
- Go to “My Groups”
- Select “Active Registrants” then click on “Fillable Forms”
- Look for the “Exam Accommodations” folder
Claiming Continuing Education Unit (CEU)
- Pharmacy Professionals who complete the Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules and successfully complete the Jurisprudence (JP) Exam can claim up to 15 hours of accredited learning towards their annual professional development requirements. This can only be claimed in the CEU Reporting Cycle they were completed.
- Please retain your statement of completion obtained at the conclusion of the Pharmacy Jurisprudence Modules from the UofM CPD website for your records.