Students are required to complete a total of 300 hours of Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences (IPPEs) during the first through third professional years of study.
FIRST YEAR, FALL SEMESTER
COURSE CREDITSP157 Anatomy/Physiology 5P161 Pharmaceutics I 2P151 Medicinal Chemistry I
(Biochemical Principles) 4P155 Principles of Infectious
Diseases and Immunology 4P140 Professional Practice 1P171 Pharmacy Lab I 1 TOTAL CREDITS 17
FIRST YEAR, SPRING SEMESTER
COURSE CREDITSP164 Pharmacology I 4P162 Pharmaceutics II 3P152 Medicinal Chemistry II 3P142 Social and Economic
Aspects of Health Care 2P146 Drug Information 1P172 Pharmacy Lab II 1P158 Anti-Infective Agents 2P136 IPPE- Community 2 TOTAL CREDITS 18
SECOND YEAR, FALL SEMESTER
COURSE CREDITSP265 Pharmacology II 3P261 Pharmacogenomics and Drug Metabolism 3P251 Medicinal Chemistry III
and Natural Products 3P248 Communication Skills 1P271 Pharmacy Lab III 1P231 P/T Introduction to Pharmaceutical Care
1P233 P/T Cardiopulmonary I 3P239 Pharmaceutical Care Rec. I 1 TOTAL CREDITS 16
SECOND YEAR, SPRING SEMESTER
COURSE CREDITSP262 Pharmacokinetics 3P254 Biostatistics/Med. Lit. Evaluation 2P280 Drugs, Devices and Consumers 3P260 Contemporary Pharmacy Practice 2P272 Pharmacy Lab IV 1P234 P/T Cardiopulmonary II 2P237 P/T Endocrine -
Metabolic Disorders 3P246 Pharmacy Care Reciation 2 1P236 IPPE- Hospital Pharmacy 2 TOTAL CREDITS 19
To provide an experiential learning opportunity in Pharmacology II, a mock court case was created. Students in this PY2 class volunteered to be the attorneys and expert witnesses. The "case" involved the controversial death of Michael Jackson. The expert witnesses had to "testify" about whether the drugs were given in proper doses and time-course. The attorneys had to argue the pros and cons of the use of the drugs. The rest of the students served as the "jury." Drs. Calligaro and Raffa served as the "judges." As part of the experience, students learned that they may be called upon as expert witnesses in court cases. The exercise led to discussion about this professional activity.
THIRD YEAR, FALL SEMESTER
COURSE CREDITSP312 Adverse Drug Reactions An
Organ Systems Approach 2P352 Economics of Pharmacy Practice 3P325 P/T Infectious Disease 3P321 P/T Neurology-Psychiatry 3P347 Pharmacy Care Recitation III 1 TOTAL CREDITS 16-18Electives: A total of 8-12 elective credits are required over two semesters.
THIRD YEAR, SPRING SEMESTER
COURSE CREDITSP341 Pharmacy Law 2P313 Clinical Pharmacokinetics 3P332 P/T Oncology - Immunology 3P323 P/T Renal Disorders &
Gastroenterology 3P348 Pharmacy Care Recitation IV 1P336 IPPE 3 Inpatient Discharge
Counseling 2 TOTAL CREDITS 16-18
Electives: A total of 8-12 elective credits are required over two semesters.
FOURTH YEAR, BOTH SEMESTERS
All students are required to complete 36 weeks of Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPEs). These rotations are scheduled throughout the student's fourth professional year (May - May).
P406 APPE In-Patient, 6 s.h.
P407 APPE Ambulatory, 6 s.h.
P408 APPE Community, 6 s.h.
P409 APPE Institutional, 6 s.h.
P410 APPE Elective, 6 s.h.
P411 APPE Elective, 6 s.h.