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Norway

Reseptarfarmasøyt (Norway)

  • Generic name of profession

    Title:
    Pharmaceutical technician/Pharmaceutical assistant

  • Identification

    Name of regulated profession:
    Reseptarfarmasøyt
    Translation(s):
    Prescriptionist (EN)
    Country:
    Norway
    Region:
    All regions

  • Legal information

    Legal basis for regulation

     
    EU Law :
    None
    National legislation:

    Helsepersonelloven §48 1. ledd og forskrift 8. oktober 2008 nr. 1130 om autorisasjon, lisens og spesialistgodkjenning for helsepersonell med yrkeskvalifikasjoner fra andre EØS-land

    Useful link:
    http://lovdata.no/dokument/SF/forskrift/2008-10-08-1130

    Regulation

     
    Type of regulation :
    Protected title (without reserves of activities)

    Recognition

     
    Recognition under:
    DIRECTIVE 2005/36/EC
    Additional information :
    Recognition under Directive 2005/36/EC:
    General system of recognition - primary application
    Qualification level:
    PS3 - Diploma of post-secondary level (3-4 years) , Art. 11 d
    Prior check of qualifications for a temporary and/or occasional provision of services:
    Yes

  • Activities

    Description of activities:
    • ekspedere resepter
    • være ansvarlig for service og kundekontakt
    • veilede og informere om legemidler og legemiddelbruk
    • produsere legemidler
    Translation(s):
    • issue prescriptions
    • be responsible for service and customer contact
    • guiding and informing about drugs and drug use
    • produce drugs
    (EN)
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