There is a fee associated with any reprint of certificates.
Please contact Registrations to submit a request: registrations@nbpharmacists.ca
Page Category: Forms and Fees
Name change request
The Regulations of the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists requires your official name to be recorded on the register of the College. Pharmacy professional’s Certificates of Registration should be in their official name.
To submit a name change request, please have electronic versions of the following documents ready to upload:
- Canadian government-issued photo ID (ex: Driver’s license or passport)
- Copy of marriage certificate (if this is the reason for change)
Click on the following [link] to login to your NBCP profile.
- My profile
- Edit profile
Scroll down to :
- Name change:
- Click ADD to request a change to your legal name
Pharmacy change in Location
Pharmacy – Change of location
(Must be submitted at least 30 days prior to opening)
The new location of the pharmacy must meet the requirements described in Part XIII of the Regulations of the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists. The operation of the pharmacy shall adhere to the requirements illustrated in Parts XIV, XVII, XVIII and XIX of these same Regulations.
Please note: You will need to have electronic versions of the floor plan, which outlines the dispensary and the product self-selection area (Schedule III products) ready, before you begin the online application.
Click on the following [link] to login to your NBCP profile and access the application form.
Minor Ailments (Assessing and Prescribing)
Prior to incorporating activities that relate to Minor Ailments into practice, pharmacy professionals must declare to have participated in Minor Ailments Orientation (attended in person or have read the accompanying document). Pharmacy professionals must then notify the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists through a link on their online profile.
New Brunswick pharmacists may prescribe a drug, treatment or device for the treatment of a condition listed in Appendix 2 of the Regulations. Regulations 21.8(1) and 21.8(2) describe this authority in more detail. When searching the College online Directory of Pharmacy Professionals, authorization for Minor Ailments is indicated next to the pharmacy professional’s name and registration number.
- Guidance: Assessing and Prescribing for Contraception Management
- Guidance: Assessing and Prescribing for Lyme Disease Prophylaxis
- Guidance: Assessing and Prescribing for Treatment of Herpes Zoster (Shingles)
Click on the following [link] to login to your NBCP profile and complete the Minor Ailments Declaration form.
Forms
Wholesaler
The New Brunswick College of Pharmacists has a duty to uphold and protect the public interest in the practice of pharmacy.
Wholesalers must register with the College (this applies to wholesalers whether their business is located in New Brunswick or not) and only distribute limited access drugs to pharmacies registered with the College in New Brunswick. Limited access drugs pose enough potential risk to the public that they require either a prescription, professional intervention or supervision from a pharmacist at point of sale. Wholesalers must maintain registration, renew annually, and notify the College of any changes to contact information.
Wholesaler Registration Application [PDF]
- Pharmacies in New Brunswick must only purchase limited access drugs from wholesalers that are registered with the College. [Regulation 15.4]
List of registered wholesalers [Login required]