Amman Arab University, represented by the Faculty of Pharmacy and Al-Hourani E-Learning Center, hosted the pharmacy practice exam organized by the Jordanian Pharmacists Association in the university's laboratories, with the participation of approximately 800 male and female graduates from pharmacy faculties across Jordanian universities. The exam activities were attended by the General Director of the Jordanian Pharmacists Association, Dr. Ammar Abu Salim, and the Head of the Exam Committee, Dr. Maher Al-Ziyoud, alongside the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy at Amman Arab University, Dr. Hamdi Al-Nuseirat, and the Director of Al-Hourani E-Learning Center, Mr. Wael Anbousi. Organizing the exam falls within the framework of partnership and cooperation between Amman Arab University and the Jordanian Pharmacists Association, reflecting both parties' commitment to enhancing the competence of pharmacy graduates and raising their scientific and practical readiness prior to granting them professional practice licenses, thereby preparing them to enter the labor market according to the highest professional standards. The Jordanian Pharmacists Association emphasized the importance of continued cooperation with pharmacy faculties across Jordanian universities, noting that organizing such examinations contributes to developing the educational process and elevating the professional level of new pharmacists, which positively impacts the quality of healthcare services provided in the Kingdom.
Amman Arab University, represented by the Faculty of Pharmacy and Al-Hourani E-Learning Center, hosted the pharmacy practice exam organized by the Jordanian Pharmacists Association in the university's laboratories, with the participation of approximately 800 male and female graduates from pharmacy faculties across Jordanian universities. The exam activities were attended by the General Director of the Jordanian Pharmacists Association, Dr. Ammar Abu Salim, and the Head of the Exam Committee, Dr. Maher Al-Ziyoud, alongside the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy at Amman Arab University, Dr. Hamdi Al-Nuseirat, and the Director of Al-Hourani E-Learning Center, Mr. Wael Anbousi. Organizing the exam falls within the framework of partnership and cooperation between Amman Arab University and the Jordanian Pharmacists Association, reflecting both parties' commitment to enhancing the competence of pharmacy graduates and raising their scientific and practical readiness prior to granting them professional practice licenses, thereby preparing them to enter the labor market according to the highest professional standards. The Jordanian Pharmacists Association emphasized the importance of continued cooperation with pharmacy faculties across Jordanian universities, noting that organizing such examinations contributes to developing the educational process and elevating the professional level of new pharmacists, which positively impacts the quality of healthcare services provided in the Kingdom.
Amman Arab University, represented by the Faculty of Pharmacy and Al-Hourani E-Learning Center, hosted the pharmacy practice exam organized by the Jordanian Pharmacists Association in the university's laboratories, with the participation of approximately 800 male and female graduates from pharmacy faculties across Jordanian universities. The exam activities were attended by the General Director of the Jordanian Pharmacists Association, Dr. Ammar Abu Salim, and the Head of the Exam Committee, Dr. Maher Al-Ziyoud, alongside the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy at Amman Arab University, Dr. Hamdi Al-Nuseirat, and the Director of Al-Hourani E-Learning Center, Mr. Wael Anbousi. Organizing the exam falls within the framework of partnership and cooperation between Amman Arab University and the Jordanian Pharmacists Association, reflecting both parties' commitment to enhancing the competence of pharmacy graduates and raising their scientific and practical readiness prior to granting them professional practice licenses, thereby preparing them to enter the labor market according to the highest professional standards. The Jordanian Pharmacists Association emphasized the importance of continued cooperation with pharmacy faculties across Jordanian universities, noting that organizing such examinations contributes to developing the educational process and elevating the professional level of new pharmacists, which positively impacts the quality of healthcare services provided in the Kingdom.
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Amman Arab University Hosts Pharmacy Practice Exam with Participation of Around 800 Graduates
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