PETALING JAYA: The Health Ministry’s e-Pharmacist, a system that allows pharmacy graduates to apply for training placements, has been closed temporarily to rectify technical issues.
It said this is followed complaints by graduates applying for training placements for the Pharmacy Officer Grade UF41 starting Jan 19, 2023, where they had experienced access and lag issues, as well as training slot errors.“The Health Ministry hopes all candidates involved will be patient and re-access this system on the appointed date,” it said.
The ministry noted that a total of 627 candidates were offered appointments and are required to choose a placement this session.
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