Congratulations on completing pharmacy school!
As you start the next stage of your career, the BC Pharmacy Association will play a vital role in helping you build your career. From personal professional liability insurance to job postings to tools and resources to professional development, the BC Pharmacy Association is here to help.
Join almost 5,000 pharmacists, pharmacies, pharmacy technicians, pharmacy students and industry representatives across the province as a BCPhA member.
Why join the BCPhA?
New Grad Membership Pricing
To congratulate you, we would like to offer you a $100 new grad discount to help you kick start your career. In addition, we would like to give you a free gift with $100 value upon activation of your membership. That's a total of $200 in value!
Membership without Insurance
BC Pharmacy Association General Memberships include Professional Liability Insurance for $2 million per occurrence and $4 million annual aggregate. If you already have insurance coverage, you can opt out of the insurance portion for membership. Memberships without Professional Liability Insurance is $220 for the first year.
Monthly Payment Plan
The BC Pharmacy Association offers monthly payment plans to help fit your budget. With the monthly payment plan, you can spread the cost of the membership and insurance over equal monthly payments. The cost to set up a monthly payment plan is 1.5%.
Monthly plans start at $34.19/mo for general membership with insurance and $19.54/mo for general membership without insurance. These prices are only valid for the first 12 months.
If you would like to sign up for monthly payment plan, you will require a void cheque or a pre-authorized debit form from your bank.
About the BC Pharmacy Association
The British Columbia Pharmacy Association (BCPhA) is an organization that supports and advances the professional and economic interests of community pharmacists and pharmacies in the province. The BCPhA’s membership includes more than 4,000 pharmacists, pharmacies, pharmacy technicians and pharmacy students that are in communities large and small across the province.