EXPLORING PHARMACY II

PHARMACY 225

Provides opportunities to explore pharmacy career paths, develop pre-professional plans, learn about pharmacy student co-curricular and professional development experiences, and prepare to successfully participate in the pharmacy admissions process.

PHMPRAC 461

Introduction to, and exploration of, contemporary pharmacy practice settings and interprofessional practice, including opportunities for career advancement.

PHARMACY 760

Integrate into various pharmacy practice sites to explore career paths. Perform direct and indirect patient care activities (direct patient care, drug information, policy development, administrative support, research, teaching). Develop communication and project management skills.

PHARMACY 125

Provides opportunities to integrate and apply introductory concepts and content related to Pharmaceutical Sciences, Social Administrative Pharmacy, and Pharmacy Practice. Students also develop academic and interpersonal skills helpful for success in current and future courses.

PHARMACY 423

Provides an interdivisional foundation for pharmacy students to understand many aspects of pharmacy through a wide variety of activities. Delivers a broad understanding of the pharmacist's public health and patient advocacy role with opportunities to practice basic calculations related to drug formulations in the context of safety, drug stability, and patient care. Fosters development of communication skills with peers and patients and be introduced to patient counseling principles. Includes active participation in a longitudinal group experience with an assigned senior in the community to apply course content.