Members who meet the criteria of the PDA Early Careers Network will be able to access PDA Education events and programmes specifically designed to support them during this crucial stage of their career. There are also opportunities to become more involved in the PDA through the network. PDA members who are trainee pharmacists or pharmacists in the first five years of their careers are welcome to join the Early Careers Network and have their voices heard.
PDA members interested in joining the network should email organising@pda-union.org.
Get involved
Trainee pharmacists and pharmacists in the first five years of their careers are encouraged to get involved in the PDA Early Careers Network by joining the dedicated WhatsApp group here.
As well as being part of the PDA Early Careers Network, there is also the opportunity to become a PDA Rep. Being a PDA Rep is a key role in supporting fellow PDA members and shaping the future of pharmacy.
Find out more about how you can get involved and become a PDA Trainee or Workplace Rep here.
Not yet a PDA member?
If you have not yet joined the PDA, we encourage you to join today and ask your colleagues to do the same.
Membership is FREE to pharmacy students, trainee pharmacists, and for the first three months of being newly qualified.
Read about our key member benefits here.
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