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How to Work in Canada as a Pharmacy Assistant from Overseas (PR/Work Permit)

Thinking Pharmacy Assistant or Pharmacy Technical Assistant in Canada? This video breaks down the unregulated roles under NOC 33103 that many internationally trained pharmacists overlook—what they do, how they differ from regulated Pharmacists/Pharmacy Technicians, and exact steps to get job-ready whether you’re outside Canada or already here. You’ll learn: What “unregulated” actually means (no licensing/college exams—but employer standards still apply) What you can do from overseas: online training, KROLL familiarity, First Aid/CPR, gather transcripts & ECA, language test The visa status you need (PR or valid work permit; visitor status can’t work) Work-permit paths: job offer + LMIA, and examples of LMIA-exempt/community programs that can lead to PR The study route: Canadian diploma → PGWP → Canadian experience → PR Employer preferences & hiring criteria Where the jobs are: retail, hospital, long-term care, pharmaceutical companies, clinics Chapters 0:00 Intro & why these roles are overlooked 0:42 Unregulated ≠ easy: what employers expect 1:10 Duties: Pharmacy Assistant vs Technical Assistant 2:45 Prep from overseas (courses, KROLL, CPR, ECA, language) 3:36 Work authorization (PR or Work Permit only) 4:08 Work-permit & PR pathways (offer + LMIA / LMIA-exempt examples) 4:38 Study → PGWP → PR route 5:44 Where the jobs are (retail, hospital, LTC, pharma) 6:46 Wrap & resources Disclaimer: General information only. Always verify current requirements on official Canadian government and college/employer sites. Watch the video on Pharmacist licensing here:    • Pharmacy Technician Licensing in Canada (2...   Watch the video on Pharmacy Technicians here:    • Pharmacy Technician Licensing in Canada (2...   🔽 Download the detailed checklist/guide mentioned in the video: https://bit.ly/4nxkHSI 📞 Want help picking programs or mapping a PR/work-permit path? Book a consult here: pcici.ca/consultation