Becoming a product approver for an NHS aseptic unit

Chief pharmacy technician Rachel Low says her role allows her to resolve clinical issues at an early stage, ultimately leading to more efficient patient care.
Photo of hands in large rubber gloves inside an aseptic unit

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When I became a pharmacy technician 38 years ago, I never dreamt of being able to final check dispensed items — certainly not aseptically prepared doses. However, over the past year, I have qualified as a product approver for an NHS aseptic unit.

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