Why become a preceptor?
Do you remember the first time you felt the satisfaction of helping a patient in your pharmacy practice? By becoming a preceptor you can guide future pharmacists to experience the same joy.
Our students need dedicated pharmacists to mentor and precept them on their journey through Introductory and Advanced Pharmacy practice Experience (IPPE and APPE). Share your best practice methods with the next generation of pharmacists to expand their knowledge base and develop good pharmacy practice skills.
What's in it for you? Along with the satisfaction of sharing your expertise you will have access to preceptor CEs and become an adjunct faculty member of Temple University School of Pharmacy with access to on-line and library resources and our students will help keep you abreast of updated clinical information.
How do you become a preceptor?
Fill out the Adjunct Faculty application form [pdf 
] and send it, along with a copy of your resume, to the Office of Experiential Education.
The Office of Experiential Education
Department of Pharmacy Practice
Temple University School of Pharmacy
3307 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19140
or fax to: 215-707-8326
Once we receive your information, we will contact you to discuss our IPPE and APPE programs and set up a site visit.
Already a preceptor?
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Office of Experiential Education
Michael R. Jacobs, Pharm.D., Director
215-707-4937
Lisa M. Becker, R.Ph., Experiential Education Coordinator
215-707-9379
Leigh Godfrey-Webber, R.Ph., Experiential Education Coordinator
215-707-9378
Delores V. Banks, Administrative Assistant
215-707-2729
Elaine M. Muraresku, Administrative Assistant
215-707-4934