Training structure
Faculty of Pharmacy
Presentation
From the second semester of the 4th year onwards, students choose one of four streams to pursue their studies:
- Pharmacy sector
- Industry sector
- Internship sector
- Research sector
During the 5th year DFASP2, students spend half the year in hospital and the other half at university. They take only specialized courses, depending on their chosen field of study. At the end of this year, students sit the exam for the Diplôme de Formation Approfondie en Sciences Pharmaceutiques, recognized as a Master's degree.
The pharmacy training program ends with the3rd short cycle year (formerly 6th year). This year is divided into two parts: first, theoretical and practical courses, followed by an internship in the pharmacy.
Training benefits
Professional training
Objectives
- Understand the essential role of the dispensing pharmacist in the drug and health products chain
- Providing advice and support as close to the patient as possible
- Take on new, constantly evolving missions
- Know how to practice a public health profession while cultivating an entrepreneurial spirit
Know-how and skills
- Analyze prescriptions, dispense medication and give advice on dispensing, provide pharmaceutical follow-up for patients.
- Recognize deadly or toxic plants and fungi, so you can react quickly and appropriately in the event of poisoning.
- Know how to recommend a veterinary or cosmetic product. Know the benefits of thermalism.
- Know how to react to health alerts or risk situations resulting from pollution problems, environmental nuisances, etc., and know how to respond appropriately to patients' questions.
- Know how to conduct a pharmaceutical interview, run workshops, build and/or participate in therapeutic education programs, know patient programs and associations, networks...
- Know how to analyze and validate a patient's request for self-medication; know how to ensure that the symptomatology is within the pharmacist's competence in the case of a therapeutic request, and know how to redirect the patient if necessary.
- Know how to manage a pharmacy (accounting, corporate taxation, calculating sales prices and discounts, stock management, etc.).
- Guaranteeing the quality and safety of medicines and other healthcare products in the dispensary.
- Knowing how to vaccinate.
Organization
Program
Select a program
DFASP2 Officine
Common core DFASP2
18 creditsHealth service
2 creditsEmergency care training 2
Dispensary sector
40 creditsDrug dispensing and patient follow-up
8 creditsSpecialized activities II
6 creditsEnvironmental health risks
Health risk assessment
1.5 creditsMycology Botany
4.5 credits
Therapeutic patient education
3 creditsSelf-medication and dispensary advice
5 creditsManagement accounting
5 creditsQuality management - Vaccine training
3 creditsPrat offic: pharmaco applied to prescription dispensing
4 credits
Admission
Admission requirements
DFASP1 validated -Tronc commun + pharmacy stream