Transcript: Dashboard

MyRecert is the online platform of the Pharmacy Council. If you are a registered pharmacist with the registration status 'Registered, current' or 'Registered, inactive', you can use MyRecert. As a current pharmacist you record evidence to meet the annual Pharmacy Council recertification requirements. As a current or inactive pharmacist you can act as a verifier.

Log in with your Pharmacy Council registration number as your username and the password that you have chosen for this account. You land on your dashboard. The 'Create' button takes you to the overview page where you see all your portfolios. Initially, you will have only one at most if you are a currently registered pharmacist.

Click the Pharmacy Council logo to return to your dashboard. There you have access to the guidance material and support details via the 'How to' button. This information opens in a new browser tab.

If you have a current APC, you will have automatically received the template for your annual recertification portfolio. A link to this is in the section 'My portfolios'. It has your name in the title along with the year of recertification, for example here, 'Paula Paulsen Recert 2021'. Click the title of your portfolio to add evidence. How you do that is covered in a separate video.

If you have the status 'Registered, inactive' in the Pharmacy Council Register, you did not receive a recertification portfolio. However, you can still verify other pharmacists' portfolios. These will be displayed in the section 'Portfolios I can view'. Watch the video on verifying portfolios to learn more about how to interact with them.

At the bottom of each page you can access the Mahara manual. That is the documentation for the software that the Pharmacy Council uses for MyRecert. If you can't find the answer on MyRecert or in the Mahara Manual, click the 'Contact us' link to send an email to the Council.

When you have finished updating your portfolio, make sure you log out of your account.

Video instructions This page is part of the collection 'Guidance material'.

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