
Impairment at Work: The Consequences and What to Do
Learn to identify and address impairment in pharmacy settings. Gain essential skills to safeguard patients and colleagues. Earn one contact hour online or on mobile.

About this course
Impairment in the workplace is a serious situation that can endanger the lives of patients as well as one’s colleagues. This course is intended to familiarize pharmacists and pharmacy technicians with the various types of impairment that can affect their ability to perform their duties. This will also help pharmacy professionals to recognize impairment in themselves or a colleague and understand what they should do if they suspect that a colleague is practicing while impaired.
This course is equivalent to one contact hour and can be accessed via computer or a mobile device.
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Peter A. Kreckel, RPh is a most unique breed of community pharmacist. He is a 1981 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy. He has practiced independent community pharmacy for his entire career. He began his teaching career at St. Francis University in 2005, in the Department of Physician Assistant Sciences. For the past 16 years, he has taught Pharmacology to over 700 Physician Assistant Science students in their didactic year. He teaches all disciplines year-round, from Antibiotic therapy to Ob-Gyn.
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