Conduct and Rights
Professional Code of Conduct
Pharmacy Technician Program upholds the principles from The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA), Principles of Professionalism and from provincial regulatory body, The Ontario College of Pharmacists (OCP), the Code of Ethics. Both mirror the behaviors and attitudes reflective of both pharmacy technician students and graduates.
Just Culture
The Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CCAPP) believes that all students enrolled in a pharmacy technician program, are permitted to learn with a culture of trust and accountability. It believes that the learning of one is supportive, inclusive, respectful and safe. Students are encouraged to question practices, express concern(s) and admit mistakes without suffering ridicule or punishment. A just culture tries to achieve a balance between not punishing an individuals for making a mistake and addressing an individual’s accountability for a mistake. The Pharmacy Technician Program at Centennial College believes in this Just Culture. Students and faculty are encouraged to engage in dialog, learn and practice safely and to be accountable for their actions at all times.
Key Policies
- Harassment, Discrimination and Violence Prevention Policy
- Harassment, Discrimination and Violence Prevention Procedures – Complaints Against Employees
- Harassment, Discrimination and Violence Prevention Procedures – Complaints Against Students
- Harassment, Discrimination and Violence Prevention Procedures – Complaints Against Other Community Members
- Intellectual Property Policy
- Sexual Violence Policy
- Sexual Violence Procedures
- Student Code of Conduct
- Student Code of Conduct – Complaints Procedures
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