Ghana Pharmacy Technicians Association Demands More Public Sector Jobs

With over 400 pharmacy technicians currently unemployed, PTAG is urging the government to expand public sector employment and implement stricter drug regulations.

28 Aug, 17:02 — 28 Aug, 17:02

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Over 400 Pharmacy technicians unemployed as PTAG calls for more jobs, tighter drug controls

The Pharmacy Technicians Association of Ghana (PTAG) has called on the government to increase the number of pharmacy technicians employed in the public sector to address the growing number of unemployed practitioners.

By Clara Seshie

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Over 400 Pharmacy technicians unemployed as PTAG calls for more jobs, tighter drug controls

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