In the second part of the Qualifying Examination, candidates encounter a series of interactive and non-interactive “stations” designed to simulate common and critical practical scenarios in pharmacy practice. These scenarios often involve interactions with standardized patients, caregivers, parents, or healthcare professionals. Each station presents challenges such as:

• Gathering and interpreting information crucial for identifying and solving patient drug-therapy problems.
• Addressing practice-related issues connected to patient care.
• Effectively communicating with patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals.
• Collaborating with other healthcare providers and caregivers to devise solutions.

Our course prepares you to navigate these scenarios with confidence, providing the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the examination and real-world pharmacy practice. Our course emphasizes effective application strategies, ensuring readiness to navigate the challenges of the OSCE exam with confidence and proficiency.