Clinical pharmacists practicing in academia have access to resources and pathways for
professional development that clinical pharmacists practicing outside of academia may lack …

Pharmacists continue to be in great demand to serve as our society's trusted professionals
who provide oversight and expertise in the distribution of prescription and nonprescription …

The Ccireer options facing the hospital pharmacist are more numerous, diverse, and
appealing than ever before. This hcis come about because of specialization in practice and …

From the executive suite to the laboratory bench, pharmacists are finding traditional and
nontraditional careers in every aspect of the pharmaceutical industry. Drug manufacturers …

Educational programs in pharmacy must focus on educating pharmacists of the future who
are prepared to serve as competent and confident health care “providers” whose “practice” …

Pharmacy is undergoing a trans-formation from a profession of primarily providing a
commodity (medications) in reaction to the orders of a prescriber to one of providing and …

The 2012 A merican C ollege of C linical P harmacy (ACCP) C ertification A ffairs C
ommittee was charged with developing guidelines for the desired professional development …

Career advancement has been cited as one of the most important factors for clinical
pharmacists to achieve career success. 1 Career mobility involves navigating career options …

The relationship between pharmacists' attitudes toward the profession and their career
opportunities is described. Pharmacists must be committed to the idea that pharmacy is an …

Evolving change in the scope of practice of pharmacists1 and the profession's envisioned
future for pharmacy practice2 should prompt serious consideration of the approach to …