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The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia
Last night, The Pharmacy Student of the Year (PSOTY) awards were conducted at PSA21VIRTUAL, with Queensland University of Technology’s Zoe Robinson winning and claiming the honours.
PSOTY awards recognise and celebrate outstanding pharmacy students by showcasing their counselling skills to the pharmacy profession and is a highlight of PSA’s annual flagship conference.
PSA extends thanks to the PSOTY award sponsor, Viatris, for their ongoing support of the event, and looks forward to working with them again in 2022.
Congratulations also to Dharshan Rasiah from the University of South Australia, who took out the People’s Choice award.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia
The state finalists for the 2021 Viatris Pharmacy Student of the Year (PSOTY) award have been selected, with the national final scheduled to take place at PSA’s national conference, PSA21.
Last night, students from across the country vied against their peers to demonstrate their professional capability, from clinical knowledge to counselling techniques. The winner of the national award will receive a travel prize for pharmacy-specific education to the value of $5,000.
PSA National President, A/Prof Chris Freeman, said that these awards provide pharmacy students with an opportunity to learn and grow as professionals.
“It is wonderful to see such a high quality of pharmacy students competing this year, and I congratulate all the state winners who will be competing in the national PSOTY final.
TTUHSC begins second doses of COVID-19 vaccine
VIDEO: TTUHSC begins second doses of COVID-19 vaccine By Bailie Myers | January 26, 2021 at 11:11 AM CST - Updated January 26 at 12:09 PM
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center began providing second doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine today.
The vaccinations are available to those who received their first dose at TTUHSC at least 28 days prior.
To be vaccinated, individuals must bring the vaccination card they received after their first dose.
TTUHSC representatives said no first doses of the vaccine are available at this time.
Members of the public who received their first dose at TTUHSC Jerry H Hodge School of Pharmacy are asked to get their second dose at the same location during the following dates and times: