Representing the profession of pharmacy

Introduction 

The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) was established by the state professional pharmaceutical societies in 1977, some of which had been in existence for over 100 years. The establishment of PSA provided the profession not only with a national identity, but an opportunity to more effectively regulate its affairs, to achieve better coordination in consultation and liaison with the Commonwealth Government, other professions and industry.

PSA is the peak national professional pharmacy organisation representing approximately 75 per cent of pharmacists across Australia.   PSA has a dual function, supporting pharmacists’ commitment to high standards of patient care and continuing professional education, and representing their role as frontline health professionals.  PSA’s primary role is to provide initial and ongoing education, training and practice support for pharmacists and pharmacy staff.

The society is the leading advocacy organisation for pharmacists, influencing attitudes, opinions and policies through representation, networking, consultation, continuing education, practice support, standards, guidelines  and a range of publications and health promoting programs and resources.

Further information regarding the PSA can be found in the PSA Corporate Brochure.

Contacts

To contact your nearest Pharmaceutical Society of Australia Branch phone 1300 369 772.

National Office Contacts
Australian Capital Territory Branch Contacts	Australian Capital Territory Branch Home Page
New South Wales Branch Contacts	New South Wales Branch Home Page
Queensland Branch Contacts	Queensland Branch Home Page
South Australian Branch Contacts	South Australian Branch Home Page
Tasmanian Branch Contacts	Tasmanian Branch Home Page
Victorian Branch Contacts	Victorian Branch Home Page
Pharmaceutical Society of Western Australia Contacts	Pharmaceutical Society of Western Australia Home Page

PSA Board

• Members of the PSA Board

Annual Report

• PSA Annual Report 2009  [2 Mb]
• PSA Full Financial Statements 2009 [4 Mb]
  

PSA Constitution

• Constitution as adopted on 30 April 2007 and By-Laws as adopted on 10 July 2007

For emailed copies of either of these reports contact the Society.