Structured Practical Training (SPT)
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| For SPT Program Online Training Portal, click here. |
Structured Practical Training is the student and intern in-service training requirement for registration as pharmacist in Ontario. SPT is completed under the supervision of a qualified preceptor. Students and interns complete Activities, based on the NAPRA competencies, relevant to their practice site and self-assessments of their performance as they proceed through the training period. The preceptor also completes written assessments of the student or intern’s performance. The assessment process documents the student or intern’s progress as well as highlights specific areas for improvement.
| - SPT Preceptor Criteria |
| - SPT Practice Site Criteria |
For additional information about Structured Practical Training, choose from the following:
The Orientation Workshops offer preceptors instruction (and/or reinforcement) on feedback and assessment skills as well as providing a forum for preceptors to meet and exchange ideas. The preceptor Advanced Workshops are to provide preceptors (who have previously attended an orientation workshop) with assistance in refining their feedback and assessment skills and an opportunity to share their preceptoring experiences.
| - Upcoming Preceptor Workshops | |
| - Orientation Workshop Pre-Reading | |
| Current Advanced ___ Workshops: | - Helping IPGs Practice in a Multicultural Pharmacy - Past, Present and Future of Pharmaceutical Care Practice - Conflict Analysis and Resolution - Teaching, Learning & Assessing Clinical Skills - Pan-Canadian Training Program for IPG Mentors/Preceptors |
| Training Manuals: | - SPT Manuals (members only) - Pharmaceutical Care Documentation ___ (PCD) form - Drug Information Request Documentation ___ (DIRD) form |
| - Plagiarism - University of Toronto document | |
