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Curious about whether a hospital pharmacy residency aligns with your career goals? Watch the free Pharmacy Residency Application Roadmap Module at CSHP.ca/Roadmap for insights on making the #pharmacy residency choice.

“Intentional and critical appraisals of both the pros and cons of the entry-level Doctor of Pharmacy, as well as the future of pharmacy practice, are warranted.” Frank Romanelli, Pharm.D. & Daniel Malcom, Pharm.D. re-examine the outcomes of the #PharmD degree, including in the context of and in comparison to the nursing education model. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) ALFP fellows further debate the future of the #pharmacyeducation model at #INterim24.

Did you know, each year EMO Health offers 2,000 hours of advanced clinical training to university and college students enrolled in a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) Program accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE)?

Susanna Fowler, third-year pharmacy student, completed her second-year introductory pharmacy practice experience (IPPE) at the Tuscaloosa Department of Veteran Affairs (VA). Check out what Susanna said about her experience below. ⏬ 👉 What were the most valuable lessons or insights you gained during your institutional IPPE experience? "The most valuable insight I gained during my Institutional IPPE at the Tuscaloosa VA was about how home-based primary care works. It is so important to have multiple different members of a healthcare team to treat a patient. Every healthcare professional will advocate for their patients in different ways, and getting to see different teams create plans was remarkable. As a student, I have learned how to better treat my future patients by focusing on what is important to them." 👉 What advice would you offer to other pharmacy students embarking on similar experiences? "I would say to have an open mind. Be open to any and every experience that becomes available to you and be willing to do new things. Remind yourself why you are in pharmacy school. Remember that what you get out of every experience is what you put into it." 👉 What specific pharmacy practices or procedures did you learn or observe during your institutional IPPE that you believe could benefit other students? "We got to spend time in three different areas of the VA. First, I saw home-based primary care out of Selma, then the inpatient pharmacy and the outpatient pharmacy. If you are interested in seeing a patient from the clinic all the way to their prescriptions being dispensed, then this is the perfect place to do your Institutional IPPE or APPEs."

We have one more informational session prior to Midyear! Come learn about our PGY2 MUSP program in 11/29! Sign up using the QR code below #residnecy #pgy2 #MUSP #pharmacyresidency

Another group of GMU PharmD students preparing to enter their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience (APPE) phase! We know, they will take full advantage of their APPE experience and will lead the change in the pharmacy profession! https://lnkd.in/dbmdZhdE

We Are Allies. Day 18- We Are More Campaign- American Pharmacists Month 2023 JR Yates, PharmD, BCPS, is the Assistant Director of Inpatient Pharmacy Clinical Services at The University of Tennessee Medical Center ( UT Medical Center ). But as you listen to him talk, you realize he is just as much an ally for his employees, pharmacy students, and patients. For more information about the We Are More campaign, visit our website! American Pharmacists Association ASHP #wearemore #AmericanPharmacistsMonth2023 #TNPharmacy #Pharmacists #PharmacyWeek2023 #PharmacyStrong #HealthSystemPharmacy #HealthSystemPharmacyWeek #ASHP #PharmacyWeek

Selecting the right pharmacy residency program is a crucial step for pharmacists aiming to advance their clinical skills and career opportunities. However, with such a wide range of program offerings, it can be difficult to choose which programs to apply to. Read more in this Day in the Life: https://ow.ly/ilhP50SrbsX

"Pushing oneself to try new things, even risky things, is how passion develops." - Alex Barker, PharmD in Indispensable: The Prescription for a Fulfilling Pharmacy Career I am enjoying the practicality of this book thus far as I endeavor to develop a strategic, meaningful pharmacy career that aligns with my skills and interests, or as Alex later explains in Part Two, my ikigai. For newer pharmacists entering clinical practice after residency or pharmacists with a decade or more of experience, what resources are you utilizing to strategize your pursuit of a fulfilling pharmacy career? I would love to hear about them!

In this article, I had the opportunity to share my first-year experience on the Knoxville campus of the UTHSC College of Pharmacy. Thank you to UTHSC and Nathan Ball for including me and my story. Check out the full article to dive deeper into my experiences and insights about the UTHSC College of Pharmacy. https://lnkd.in/e_kQjuSc