Panel hearing summary 2022.0912

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Decision of the Pharmacy Board of Australia

Performance and professional standards panel

Jurisdiction: Queensland
Date of Decision: 2 September 2022

Classification of Notification

National Law - Breach of Conditions

Summary

The Board referred allegations that the Practitioner failed to comply with educations conditions imposed on his registration.

In reprimanding the practitioner, the Panel noted the Practitioner's e xtended failure to comply and to properly engage with Ahpra in relation to this non-compliance.

The Practitioner had been given multiple opportunities to comply with the conditions and cautioned by the Board twice, prior to being reprimanded.