Specialist Pharmacists
Learn more about Specialist Pharmacists.
Last updated 14 April 2025
Register of Specialist Pharmacists
Pharmacists may apply to the (Pharmacy) Specialists Accreditation Board (PSAB) for accreditation as Specialist Pharmacists. Pharmacists accredited as specialists will be listed in the Register of Specialist Pharmacists. The Register of Specialists shall be kept and maintained by the Registrar of the Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC).
Specialist Pharmacist Registration
Before a pharmacist can practise as a specialist in Singapore, he / she must:
Obtain Specialist Pharmacist Accreditation from the PSAB.
Pharmacists who wish to be registered as a specialist must first gain accreditation by the PSAB.
Once specialist accreditation application is successful, the PSAB will issue the pharmacist with a letter of specialist accreditation. The pharmacist may then apply for specialist registration with the specialist accreditation letter through the SPC. The SPC will review the eligibility of the pharmacist for specialist registration.
You can refer to the PSAB Website (opens in new tab) for more information.
Obtain Specialist Pharmacist Registration from the SPC.
The pharmacist needs to apply for Specialist Registration online (opens in new tab) by logging into his/her pharmacist account with the Pharmacist Registration Number (PRN) and password. Please upload the following documents:
Letter of Specialist Accreditation
Completed declaration of fitness form [PDF, 183 KB] (opens in new tab)
and make online payment of S$500.00 (one-time payment) via credit card only (Visa or Mastercard). Please note that cash and cheque payments will not be accepted.
The SPC will evaluate the application for entry into the Register of Specialist Pharmacists in accordance with the criteria set out in the Pharmacists Registration Act and the subsidiary legislation promulgated thereunder. Upon successful admission into the Register of Specialist Pharmacists, the SPC will issue a Certificate of Specialist Registration and Practising Certificate to the pharmacist upon payment of the prescribed fees.