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Oct 5, 2022 · SPC is a statutory board under Ministry of Health that regulates pharmacists and pharmacies in Singapore. Find out about its functions, announcements, and professional registration system.
- Registered Pharmacists
Registered Pharmacists. a) Full Registration - For Local...
- Continuing Professional Education (Cpe)
For NUS Pharmacy Graduates ; For Foreign-trained Pharmacy...
- Standards & Exams
SMC is responsible for maintaining the Register of Medical...
- Announcements
Appreciation From Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC) 01 Apr...
- Who we are
With effect from 1 Jan 2020, the Singapore Pharmacy Council...
- Regulations & Guidelines
For NUS Pharmacy Graduates ; For Foreign-trained Pharmacy...
- About Pharmacists
Pharmacists in the Delivery of Healthcare. Pharmacists are...
- Publications
Competency Standards for Singapore Pharmacists (March 2010)...
- Registered Pharmacists
Dec 12, 2023 · Learn about the registration requirements and process for pharmacists in Singapore, including full and conditional registration, renewal, inactive status, and restoration. Find out the list of approved training institutions and recognised overseas qualifications for pharmacy education.
SPC is a statutory board under Ministry of Health that regulates pharmacy practice and professionals in Singapore. It maintains the Register of Pharmacists, governs their conduct and ethics, and administers the CPE framework.
With effect from 1 Jan 2020, the Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC) is supported by SPB for its secretariat and operational functions. Please click below link to access SPB. https://www.sgdi.gov.sg/ministries/moh/statutory-boards/smc/departments/spb
The Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC), a statutory board under the Ministry of Health, maintains the list of persons legally qualified to practise pharmacy in Singapore. The Council also governs and regulates the professional conduct and ethics of registered pharmacists.
About Singapore Pharmacy Council. On 1 September 2008, the Singapore Pharmacy Board was reconstituted as a statutory board under Ministry of Health and renamed as Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC) in accordance with the new Pharmacists Registration Act 2007. Website https://www.spc.gov.sg.
An Act to establish the Singapore Pharmacy Council, to provide for the registration of pharmacists and for matters connected therewith.
