COVID-19 Pandemic Update

The Pharmacists Clinic is open and provides patient care services via telephone, secure video conference, or in-person. Please note, masks are still recommended during in-person appointments. Masks will be available at the Clinic reception for those that do not have a mask.

COVID-19 Vaccinations

The UBC Pharmacists Clinic does not have supply of COVID-19 vaccines at this time.

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For questions about the vaccine, safety for you, etc., call your family physician, nurse practitioner or 8-1-1- HealthLink BC.
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Pharmacists Clinic

Where Patients Meet Expert Care

The Pharmacists Clinic at the UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences is Canada's first university-affiliated, licensed, pharmacist-led patient care clinic. We provide the highest possible standard of health consultation services to patients, offer learning opportunities for health professionals and students alike, and are a living laboratory that supports health care research and evaluation.

We acknowledge the location of the Pharmacists Clinic on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam people. We recognize and respect that it is our shared responsibility to ensure that our practice accurately reflects Indigenous cultures, histories, and health where appropriate.

Telephones are answered: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and 1–4 p.m. (except statutory holidays). Please note we do not offer prescription-filling services.

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What to expect during your appointment

UBC Pharmacists Clinic - Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Announcements and Updates

Pharmacists in Primary Care Network (PCN) Program

The UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences is leading the first three years of the province-wide Pharmacists in Primary Care Network (PCN) Program. This program will see an initial cohort of 50 Primary Care Clinical Pharmacists integrated in team-based care in collaboration with health authority and community stakeholders. The Faculty was chosen to build a scalable and sustainable program based on the experience, centralized support and resources available at the UBC Pharmacists Clinic.