Pharmacist’s case marks Ahpra’s 100th criminal prosecution

Megan Haggan 26/05/2023

A man let his provisional registration lapse – and then told his employer he was registered and worked full time as a pharmacist The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency has prosecuted a South Australian man for holding himself out as a registered pharmacist. The man had held provisional registration as a pharmacist, and practised under

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Pharmacist’s case marks Ahpra’s 100th criminal prosecution

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