The Pharmacists’ Learning Assistance Network (P.L.A.N.®)
P.L.A.N.® is a continuing pharmacy education information service provided to pharmacists through ACPE, developed to give pharmacists the opportunity to pursue a curricular approach to professional development through organization and planning of their continuing pharmacy education needs.
Fall Pharmacy Night Home Study
By popular demand, the Fall Pharmacy Night CE, “Opioid Overdose: An Update and Emerging Drugs in 2024” by Demi Garvin, is now available On Demand as a home study!
With SC pharmacist licensure renewal just around the corner, this timely CE is the perfect way to fulfill your controlled substance CE requirement from the comfort of your home. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve on critical topics in pharmacy. Sign up today and check one more thing off your to-do list!
Please note: If you attended and submitted credit for this program as a live CE event, you are not eligible to submit credit for the home study version.
2025 Technician Connection Home Study
With SC licensure renewal just around the corner, this timely CE is the perfect way to fulfill your 4 hours of CE from the comfort of your home. Sign up today and check one more thing off your to-do list!
Please note: If you attended and submitted credit for this program as a live CE event, you are not eligible to submit credit for the home study version.
The 4 topics below are included in this home study that is hosted by Talisha Ratliff, PharmD and Adrianna Cody, PharmD.
Session 1: Pharmacy Technicians on the Frontline: Opioid Safety Essentials
Session 2: Elevating Care Through Communication: Technician Strategies
Session 3: Testing the Waters with Point of Care Tests
Session 4: To the Point on Immunization Updates
Post-Event Claiming Credit: All CE credits must be claimed within 60-days of the CE accessing the activity. All pharmacists and pharmacy technicians maintain their own license and/or certification and it is their responsibility to follow up with the provider (SCPhA) if any CE credit discrepancies are found. A $200 fee will be required by the attendee for credits requested after the 60-day window.
