PhamaTrust Pharmacy received the Best MCA Internship Facility of the Year award. This honour was given at the 2026 Valuvite Medicine Counter Assistants Awards. The event took place at GNAT Hall in Accra.
The award recognizes PhamaTrust Pharmacy's commitment to practical healthcare training. It also highlights their role in professional mentorship for Medicine Counter Assistant students across Ghana. PhamaTrust Pharmacy has a strong track record of offering internships. These internships give students real-world experience in pharmacy operations. They also expose students to patient care services. The facility provides training in dispensing medications, handling prescriptions, and managing pharmacy stock. Students also learn customer relations and pharmaceutical ethics. This all happens under expert supervision.
This award is important for Ghana's health sector. It shows how PhamaTrust Pharmacy bridges the gap between school learning and actual job experience. Their internship structure helps students build necessary skills. It also instils discipline and confidence. These are vital for working in community pharmacies and other healthcare settings. PhamaTrust Pharmacy's impact on pharmacy education is growing. Their work supports the development of healthcare in Ghana. Many students who complete their internships excel in the pharmaceutical support sector.
The 2026 Valuvite MCA Awards aim to celebrate excellence. The awards honour individuals and institutions in the Medicine Counter Assistant profession. This includes pharmacies, lecturers, students, and healthcare workers. They are all contributing to better pharmacy practice and healthcare delivery in Ghana. Valuvite UK LTD, the award sponsor, is a company focused on health supplements. Their products are sold in pharmacies across Ghana.
This award highlights PhamaTrust Pharmacy's role in building a skilled healthcare workforce. It suggests other pharmacies should invest in similar training programs. Such initiatives are crucial for improving public health services. The education and development of pharmacy support staff directly impacts healthcare quality. The pharmaceutical sector in Ghana will benefit from more such training opportunities. This can lead to better patient outcomes and more employment for young Ghanaians.