| Setting the strategic direction for the College as a self regulatory body is Council’s foremost responsibility. This five-year plan sets the roadmap for the future of the College and the profession and is the culmination of months of planning, engagement, review and collaboration between Council, staff, pharmacy professionals, patients, and stakeholders. Based on the four pillars, this strategic plan looks to the future of healthcare in New Brunswick and aligns with the Department of Health’s Stabilizing Health Care: An Urgent Call to Action plan. |
2023 Strategic Plan (PDF) |
| Mission:
To protect and promote the health and well-being of New Brunswickers by regulating pharmacy practice. Vision: A trusted, responsive leader that:
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Page Category: About the College
Publications
2019-2020 Annual Report
The New Brunswick College of
Pharmacists Annual Report 2019-2020.
Annual Report Archive - Click here to open the list of past posts below.
About the College
Our Mission: To protect and promote the health and well-being of New Brunswickers by regulating pharmacy practice
The New Brunswick College of Pharmacists was established by an Act of the Legislature of New Brunswick in 1884. This Act, which addresses the College’s role and responsibilities, was last updated in July, 2014.
The NB Pharmacy Act, 2014
The New Brunswick College of Pharmacists is governed by a Council made up of a president, president-elect, past-president, elected representatives covering the province as well as representatives from schools of pharmacy education and lay representatives appointed by the Government of New Brunswick.
The College governs and regulates the practice of pharmacy in New Brunswick by establishing:
- Code of Ethics
- Qualifications for licensure
- Standards of practice and requirements for:
- Pharmacists
- Pharmacy Technicians
- Pharmacies
- Continuous professional development requirements
- Criteria for collaborative practice with other health-care professionals
Regulations of the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists
New Brunswick College of Pharmacists’ Privacy Policy
The College’s administrative office is located at:
686 St. George Blvd.
Suite 200
Moncton, NB
E1E 2C6
Phone: (506) 857-8957
Toll-free: 1-800-463-4434
Fax: (506) 857-8838
Contact Us
New Brunswick College of Pharmacists
Our office is located at 686 St. George Blvd, Suite 200, Moncton, NB, E1E 2C6
Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. *Please note the office is closed between Noon and 1 p.m. each day.
Closed all statutory holidays
Tel: (506) 857-8957
Fax: (506) 857-8838
Toll Free: 1-800-463-4434
info@nbpharmacists.ca
New Brunswick College of Pharmacists Staff Directory
| Registrar | Deputy Registrar | Director, Communications and Engagement | Registrations Lead | Policy Lead |
| Lindsay Mell | Heather Christ | Karen DeGrace | Emily Mariasine | Ruth Ayoola |
| Pharmacy Practice Advisor | Pharmacy Practice Advisor | Practice and Registrations Support Analyst | Operations Lead | Communications Specialist |
| Brian King | Jessica Sobey | Mary-Beth Innes | Marina Pak | Ken Kelley |
CONTACT US
Council & Committees
Council
The New Brunswick College of Pharmacists is governed by a Council made up of a president, president-elect, past-president, elected representatives covering the province as well as representatives from schools of pharmacy and lay representatives, appointed by the Government of New Brunswick.
Council’s primary role is to ensure that the interests of the public are protected and maintained.
Council is the oversight and policy-making group for the College. The College’s administrative staff are responsible for carrying out these policies and administering the New Brunswick Pharmacy Act, 2014 and Regulations.
| Council Executive
Bonnie White (President) |
Pharmacist Council Members
Tracie Blakney Paixao |
Pharmacy Technician Council Members
Jenny LeBrun
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| Public Council Members
Colleen Baxter |
Faculty of Pharmacy Representative
Kyle Wilby, Dalhousie University College of Pharmacy
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Nomination Form – Election to Council [PDF]
Expression of Interest – Public Council Member [PDF]
Committees
Council establishes committees required by the New Brunswick Pharmacy Act, 2014 and may also appoint standing and special committees. The majority of positions on our committees are filled by pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, and many committees also require representation from the public (i.e., Lay Representatives).
The following are the committees of the College:
Governance Committee
Monitor the functioning of Council, develop governance policies and ensure policies are followed
Nominating Committee
Recruit pharmacy professionals for Council & Committees
Finance Committee
Advise Council (budgets, internal controls, investments, staff compensation, etc.)
Meet with auditors to validate financial position of College
Registration Committee
Assess applications for membership and establish requirements that applicants must meet to be entered on a register
Continuous Professional Development Committee
Ensure that pharmacy professionals are registered to practice pharmacy, maintain and improve skills, and knowledge base
Annual audit of pharmacy professionals' educational activities
Complaints Committee
Hear complaints submitted by public or pharmacy professionals
Discipline & Fitness to Practice Committee
Hear complaints forwarded by Complaints Committee or Registrar
Professional Practice Committee
Serves as an advisory committee to Council on matters relating to pharmacy practice and to the profession
Awards Committee
Review submissions for awards of recognition, scholarships and bursaries given by the College
Interested in participating in one of the committees? Let us know! [LINK]
Mission & Values
MissionGoverning the practice of pharmacy for a healthier New Brunswick. Values Respect & Integrity Accountability (to Public & Profession) Support & Empowerment Leadership Collaboration Transparency |
NB Pharmacy Act, 2014 |