Restriction: Complete period of supervised practice for pharmacists

1. From #start date#, the practitioner must not practise as a pharmacist other than in accordance with an approved supervised practice arrangement and under the supervision of an approved pharmacist (preceptor).
   #A supervised practice arrangement was approved on #date# / No supervised practice arrangement is currently approved.# 
2. The practitioner must:
   1. provide acknowledgement, that they have read and understood the requirements of this condition within #timeframe# of the #start date # or as otherwise required 
   2. cease practice if no supervised practice arrangement is approved, the approval of the supervised practice arrangement is not published above, or if no approved preceptor or other registered pharmacist is on site to provide the required level of supervision at any time
   3. complete a minimum of #number of hours# of supervised practise hours in accordance with the National Board’s Registration standard: Supervised practice arrangements by no later than #completion date 1#. 
3. On completion of the minimum number of hours of supervised practice, the practitioner must provide a record of supervised practice hours, using form SPWR-60. 
4. <include if required> The practitioner must successfully complete an #oral examination (pharmacy practice)/oral examination (pharmacy law and ethics)/oral examinations (pharmacy practice and pharmacy law and ethics)# in accordance with the National Board’s Registration standard: Examinations for eligibility for general registration by no later than #completion date 2#.

'Practise' is defined as any role, whether remunerated or not, in which the individual uses their skills and knowledge as a pharmacist. 'Practise' in this context is not restricted to the provision of direct clinical care. It also includes using professional knowledge (working) in a direct non-clinical relationship with clients, working in management, administration, education, research, advisory, regulatory or policy development roles, and any other roles that impact on the safe, effective delivery of services in pharmacy profession.

‘Supervised practice hours’ are defined as the hours spent practising under an approved supervised practice arrangement with the supervision of a pharmacist who holds general registration (the preceptor or another supervising pharmacist), while pharmacy services are provided in pharmacy premises or in other premises and circumstances determined by Ahpra.