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COVID-19 can reshape one’s academic journey and outlook on life.

These pharmacists help bridge gaps for patients in difficult situations.

The process provides an opportunity for personal and professional growth.

Student pharmacists can work toward a better future for patients, themselves, and the profession.

The time frame concept is an underappreciated through line in most planning efforts.

Small and/or rural hospitals present a great opportunity for self-development and actualization.

Learning to strengthen and harness these skills is crucial to making the successful career transition from retail to a hospital pharmacy.

The demands of the pharmacy profession—long hours, high stress, and emotional strain—can take a toll on pharmacists’ well-being.

The pharmaceutical industry is facing a critical talent shortage caused by fewer students entering the field, burnout and a lack of stability. We offer ways to combat the shortage.

This quiz was created in collaboration with PTCE™.

Through an assignment to create a TikTok infomercial, students master new concepts and have positive educational experiences via social media.

Lenora Newsome, PD, president of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, explores how pharmacists can support mental health.

Adaptability, teamwork, and a culture of lifetime learning are required virtues in our rapidly evolving medical landscape.

The Connecticut Society of Health-System Pharmacists Technician Committee survey explores the perception of career growth opportunities and challenges.

An advanced pharmacy practice experience program between a historically Black university and predominantly White institution impacted student perspectives on cultural competency.

Failing is not final, and it does not define what kind of pharmacist or resident a student can be.

Automation can enhance safety and efficiency and allow staff to concentrate on higher-value tasks as direct patient care roles expand.

Pharmacists should be aware of current discussions, attempted fixes, and expected length of drug shortages.

The demanding nature of pharmacy programs often leaves little time for self-care, social activities, or hobbies, leading to an imbalance that can foster burnout.

The 2024 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting took place from July 20 to July 23, 2024, in Boston, Massachusetts.

Throughout a new graduate’s career, that provider status will become mainstream.

Julie Sibbesen, PharmD, discussed strategies to address medical misinformation and educate pharmacists on proper sources of information.

It is more important than ever to have pharmacists and pharmacy professionals practicing at the top of their license to assist patients in pharmacy deserts.

Liz Vogel, CPhT-Adv, CSPT, discusses the procedures and best practices for safe compounding of hazardous and non-hazardous drugs.

On the heels of Women Pharmacist Day on October 12, we highlight 3 female pharmacists who have followed unique career paths that help to drive innovation and change in the industry, beyond the retail pharmacy setting.

A projected shortage of trained staff in the years ahead demands looking beyond normal hiring channels.

In the session at the 2024 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, presenters highlighted the importance of fostering inclusion for LGBTQ students.

Educators should prioritize integrating social determinants of health (SDOH) for the next generation of pharmacists.

Students express interest in whole-person care and identify it as a gap in their education.