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Practice Ready Curriculum Graduate Programs Dual Degree Programs Experiential Learning Electives What is a Practice Ready Graduate Hands-On Learning Pharmacy as a Career
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Research Opportunities Drug Discovery and Development Health Outcomes Research and Policy Pharmacy Practice
Patient Care
Experiential Learning Co-Curricular Interprofessional Education IPPE APPE HSOP Managed Clinics
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Auburn Family Caring for Alabama Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Student Life Find Your Village By the Numbers Auburn University Mobile Campus
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    Education

    Practice Ready Curriculum Graduate Programs Dual Degree Programs Experiential Learning Electives What is a Practice Ready Graduate Hands-On Learning Pharmacy as a Career

    Research

    Research Opportunities Drug Discovery and Development Health Outcomes Research and Policy Pharmacy Practice

    Patient Care

    Experiential Learning Co-Curricular Interprofessional Education IPPE APPE HSOP Managed Clinics

    Student Experience

    Auburn Family Caring for Alabama Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Student Life Find Your Village By the Numbers Auburn University Mobile Campus

    During the fourth year of pharmacy school, students complete their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences, or APPEs. The APPEs are made up if eight five-week rotations equaling 1,600 total hours.

    Student Pharmacists complete rotations in Community Pharmacy, Ambulatory/Primary Care, Acute Care General Medicine, Health-System Practice, a selective rotations, and three elective rotations. Additionally, students complete Summative Experiences in preparation for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) and Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE).

    • Community Pharmacy
      Advanced community pharmacy experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the outpatient setting.
    • Ambulatory/Primary Care Pharmacy
      Ambulatory care experiences provide evidence-based, patient-centered collaborative care in the outpatient setting to meet the medication management needs of patients in the treatment of disease.
    • Acute Care General Medicine
      Acute Care general medicine experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to adult inpatients typically located on a general medicine floor.
    • Health-System Practice (HSP)
      Health-system practice (advanced institutional) experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the institutional health-system setting.
    • Selective
      Drug Information, Ambulatory Care, or Acute Care
    • Electives I, II and III
      Elective experiences are available in all of the above listed areas and may also include rotations in the following areas: academic pharmacy, pharmacy management, nuclear pharmacy, long-term care pharmacy, pharmaceutical industry, public health, research, Indian Health Services, FDA, CDC, and international experiences.

    For more information, visit the Experiential Learning curriculum page.

    During the fourth year of pharmacy school, students complete their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences, or APPEs. The APPEs are made up if eight five-week rotations equaling 1,600 total hours.

    Student Pharmacists complete rotations in Community Pharmacy, Ambulatory/Primary Care, Acute Care General Medicine, Health-System Practice, a selective rotations, and three elective rotations. Additionally, students complete Summative Experiences in preparation for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) and Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE).

    • Community Pharmacy
      Advanced community pharmacy experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the outpatient setting.
    • Ambulatory/Primary Care Pharmacy
      Ambulatory care experiences provide evidence-based, patient-centered collaborative care in the outpatient setting to meet the medication management needs of patients in the treatment of disease.
    • Acute Care General Medicine
      Acute Care general medicine experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to adult inpatients typically located on a general medicine floor.
    • Health-System Practice (HSP)
      Health-system practice (advanced institutional) experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the institutional health-system setting.
    • Selective
      Drug Information, Ambulatory Care, or Acute Care
    • Electives I, II and III
      Elective experiences are available in all of the above listed areas and may also include rotations in the following areas: academic pharmacy, pharmacy management, nuclear pharmacy, long-term care pharmacy, pharmaceutical industry, public health, research, Indian Health Services, FDA, CDC, and international experiences.

    For more information, visit the Experiential Learning curriculum page.

    During the fourth year of pharmacy school, students complete their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences, or APPEs. The APPEs are made up if eight five-week rotations equaling 1,600 total hours.

    Student Pharmacists complete rotations in Community Pharmacy, Ambulatory/Primary Care, Acute Care General Medicine, Health-System Practice, a selective rotations, and three elective rotations. Additionally, students complete Summative Experiences in preparation for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) and Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE).

    • Community Pharmacy
      Advanced community pharmacy experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the outpatient setting.
    • Ambulatory/Primary Care Pharmacy
      Ambulatory care experiences provide evidence-based, patient-centered collaborative care in the outpatient setting to meet the medication management needs of patients in the treatment of disease.
    • Acute Care General Medicine
      Acute Care general medicine experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to adult inpatients typically located on a general medicine floor.
    • Health-System Practice (HSP)
      Health-system practice (advanced institutional) experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the institutional health-system setting.
    • Selective
      Drug Information, Ambulatory Care, or Acute Care
    • Electives I, II and III
      Elective experiences are available in all of the above listed areas and may also include rotations in the following areas: academic pharmacy, pharmacy management, nuclear pharmacy, long-term care pharmacy, pharmaceutical industry, public health, research, Indian Health Services, FDA, CDC, and international experiences.

    For more information, visit the Experiential Learning curriculum page.

    During the fourth year of pharmacy school, students complete their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences, or APPEs. The APPEs are made up if eight five-week rotations equaling 1,600 total hours.

    Student Pharmacists complete rotations in Community Pharmacy, Ambulatory/Primary Care, Acute Care General Medicine, Health-System Practice, a selective rotations, and three elective rotations. Additionally, students complete Summative Experiences in preparation for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) and Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE).

    • Community Pharmacy
      Advanced community pharmacy experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the outpatient setting.
    • Ambulatory/Primary Care Pharmacy
      Ambulatory care experiences provide evidence-based, patient-centered collaborative care in the outpatient setting to meet the medication management needs of patients in the treatment of disease.
    • Acute Care General Medicine
      Acute Care general medicine experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to adult inpatients typically located on a general medicine floor.
    • Health-System Practice (HSP)
      Health-system practice (advanced institutional) experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the institutional health-system setting.
    • Selective
      Drug Information, Ambulatory Care, or Acute Care
    • Electives I, II and III
      Elective experiences are available in all of the above listed areas and may also include rotations in the following areas: academic pharmacy, pharmacy management, nuclear pharmacy, long-term care pharmacy, pharmaceutical industry, public health, research, Indian Health Services, FDA, CDC, and international experiences.

    For more information, visit the Experiential Learning curriculum page.

    APPE

    During the fourth year of pharmacy school, students complete their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences, or APPEs. The APPEs are made up if eight five-week rotations equaling 1,600 total hours.

    Student Pharmacists complete rotations in Community Pharmacy, Ambulatory/Primary Care, Acute Care General Medicine, Health-System Practice, a selective rotations, and three elective rotations. Additionally, students complete Summative Experiences in preparation for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) and Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE).

    • Community Pharmacy
      Advanced community pharmacy experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the outpatient setting.
    • Ambulatory/Primary Care Pharmacy
      Ambulatory care experiences provide evidence-based, patient-centered collaborative care in the outpatient setting to meet the medication management needs of patients in the treatment of disease.
    • Acute Care General Medicine
      Acute Care general medicine experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to adult inpatients typically located on a general medicine floor.
    • Health-System Practice (HSP)
      Health-system practice (advanced institutional) experiences provide comprehensive, evidence-based, individualized, patient-centered care to a diverse population in the institutional health-system setting.
    • Selective
      Drug Information, Ambulatory Care, or Acute Care
    • Electives I, II and III
      Elective experiences are available in all of the above listed areas and may also include rotations in the following areas: academic pharmacy, pharmacy management, nuclear pharmacy, long-term care pharmacy, pharmaceutical industry, public health, research, Indian Health Services, FDA, CDC, and international experiences.

    For more information, visit the Experiential Learning curriculum page.

    Experiential Learning Co-Curricular Interprofessional Education IPPE APPE HSOP Managed Clinics
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