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Nominations for the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia prestigious Awards for Excellence, recognised widely as the pharmacy profession鈥檚 most sought-after awards, are now open.
PSA National President Grant Kardachi,said the Awards acknowledge and recognise some of the profession鈥檚 great achievers.
鈥淚 encourage pharmacists to nominate or put forward their peers for an award,鈥� Mr Kardachi said.
鈥淭he awards are in three categories - the PSA鈥檚 Pharmacist of the Year, Young Pharmacist of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Awards.
鈥淭hese represent the profession鈥檚 pinnacles of achievement with a particular focus on pharmacists involved in innovative practice; those striving to raise practice standards; and those who, through their professionalism, provide a model of practice for others to emulate.鈥�
The Pharmacist of the Year, Young Pharmacist of the Year and the Lifetime Achievement Award recipient each receive prizes including a Symbion Education Grant to the value of $9,000.
Mr Kardachi said the awards honoured those who achieved and maintained the highest standards of commitment and professionalism in pharmacy.
Brett Barons, General Manager Symbion Pharmacy, sponsor of the awards for the 11th consecutive year, said the Excellence Awards recognised those exceptional individuals in pharmacy who contributed so much to the profession.
鈥淧harmacists at all levels of the profession are inspired and motivated by the Excellence Awards,鈥� Mr Barons said.
鈥淗aving the recognition of their expertise and achievements by their peers is one of the reasons these awards are so sought after and respected.
鈥淭hese awards are an inspiration for all sectors of the profession to continue to lift standards even higher and this recognition reflects the exceptional quality of healthcare provided by pharmacists throughout Australia. These awards highlight what is great about our profession and how those in it never cease to strive for excellence,鈥� Mr Barons said.
Nominations close on Friday 26 June 2015, and the winners will be announced at the PSA15 conference in Sydney on July 31, 2015