| PHPN500 | Medical Terminology I | Using a systems approach, through this first self-study course students analyze and interpret root words, prefixes and suffixes with an emphasis on spelling, pronunciation, definition and use of commonly used medical terminologies in healthcare setti... |
| PHPN501 | Medical Terminology II | Using a systems approach, through this second self-study course students analyze and interpret root words, prefixes and suffixes with an emphasis on spelling, pronunciation, definition and use of commonly used medical terminologies in healthcare sett... |
| PHPN520 | Community Pharmacy and Introduction to Immunization Practice | This course provides students with an introduction to community pharmacy practice skills including legal aspects of filling and dispensing prescriptions, errors and omissions, and patient counseling. In addition, the course introduces students to co... |
| PHPN581 | Pharmacotherapeutics I | This is the first pharmacotherapeutic sequence of coursework which focuses on the application of skills, critical thinking, problem solving, and resources needed to manage patients with ophthalmologic, dermatologic, respiratory, gastrointestinal, hem... |
| PHPN620 | Healthcare Essentials: Physical Assessment and Injection Practice | This course introduces pharmacy students to the elements of basic head-to-toe exam techniques including physical, behavioral and psychological assessment to optimize patient care. The students will develop a thorough understanding of patients’ health... |
| PHPN637 | Physical Assessment | This course will introduce pharmacy students to the elements of basic head-to-toe exam techniques including physical, behavioral and psychological assessment to optimize patient care. The students will develop a thorough understanding of the patients... |
| PHPN639 | Foundations of Ambulatory Care | This elective course provides a comprehensive approach to concepts of ambulatory care including the various pharmacy models and standards within this specialty area. Students gain further experience in patient counseling and receive hands-on skills t... |
| PHPN640 | Cancer Pharmacotherapy | This course will introduce the student to various concepts in oncology as well as all the supportive issues that the patient will experience during their oncology treatment. The disease states and their pharmacotherapy will be presented with an empha... |
| PHPN650 | Self Care I | This course introduces students to the skills required to practice in an outpatient pharmacy setting and focuses on commonly encountered self-limiting conditions. Students will be able to identify appropriate therapies and provide effective patient e... |
| PHPN660 | Clinical Pharmacokinetics | This course provides students with an understanding of the factors involved in the processes of pharmacokinetics (PK) and pharmacodynamics (PD). This course will help students acquire a basic understanding of the principles and applications of PK/PD... |
| PHPN668 | Nutrition, Complementary, and Alternative Medicine | Most complementary or alternative medicine practices have a long history of use, and the rational for effectiveness is based on the cultural practices and beliefs in which they evolved. This course provides an introduction to complementary and altern... |
| PHPN682 | Pharmacotherapeutics II | This is the second pharmacotherapeutic sequence of coursework which focuses on the application of skills, critical thinking, problem solving, and resources needed to manage patients with cardiovascular diseases, critically ill conditions, endocrine a... |
| PHPN683 | Pharmacotherapeutics III | This is the third pharmacotherapeutic sequence of coursework which focuses on the application of skills, critical thinking, problem solving, and resources needed to manage patients with infectious diseases and neurologic disorders. The Pharmacists’ P... |
| PHPN684 | Foundations of Interprofessional Education and Practice Part I | This course introduces experiences that will teach students how to work with other health disciplines, use the knowledge of their own profession to contribute to patient care within their scope, effectively communicate with professionals of other fie... |
| PHPN690 | Independent Study | This course provides students opportunity to pursue their specific areas of interest in pharmacy practice through working with a faculty member on a special project. The course will provide students opportunities to developing critical thinking and p... |
| PHPN694 | Advanced Diabetes Management | The course will provide comprehensive instruction in current diabetes concepts and standards of care and incorporates case studies and hands-on skills training focused on the situations most likely to be encountered in community, inpatient, and ambul... |
| PHPN695 | Foundations of Interprofessional Education Practice Part II | This course continues experiences that will teach students how to work with other health disciplines, use the knowledge of their own profession to contribute to patient care within their scope, effectively communicate with professionals of other fiel... |
| PHPN696 | Independent Study | This course provides students additional opportunity to pursue their specific areas of interest in pharmacy practice through working with a faculty member on a special project. The course will provide students opportunities to developing critical thi... |
| PHPN721 | Drug-induced Diseases & Toxicology | This course emphasizes common toxic substances and pharmaceuticals (analgesics/anti-inflammatory agents, antiepileptics, cardiopulmonary medications, antimicrobials, psychotropics, substances of abuse, heavy metals, etc.) and strategies to appropriat... |
| PHPN722 | Comprehensive Patient Care Management | This capstone course is designed to strengthen and conclude the didactic pharmacotherapeutic curriculum through application of prior learning. This course will integrate essential core clinical topics and management of various disease states. Emphasi... |
| PHPN725 | Pharmacogenomics and Precision Medicine | The goals and objectives of this course are to provide the students with a solid foundation of the role of pharmacogenomics on therapeutic outcomes and drug toxicities. Pharmacology and therapeutics of the future will be applied to individual geneti... |
| PHPN733 | Seminars in Pharmacy Practice I | This first seminars sequence will enable students to synthesize, integrate and apply the basic-science and pharmacotherapeutic principles prevalent in both acute and chronic disease-state settings. This course provides an opportunity to update studen... |
| PHPN751 | Comprehensive Self-Care | This course expands on previous teachings and will discuss the management of advanced self-limiting conditions providing effective patient education of over the counter (OTC) medications and dietary supplements. Being one of the most accessible healt... |
| PHPN784 | Pharmacotherapeutics IV | This is the fourth pharmacotherapeutic sequence of coursework which focuses on the application of skills, critical thinking, problem solving, and resources needed to manage patients with neurological and psychiatric disorders, pain management and sub... |
| PHPN834 | Seminars in Pharmacy Practice II | This seminars is the second in a succession that serves to complement the continuum between didactic and experiential courses to synthesize, integrate and apply the basic-science and pharmacotherapeutic principles prevalent in both acute and chronic... |
| PHPN835 | Seminars in Pharmacy Practice III | This course is the third seminars in a succession serving to compliment the continuum between didactic and experiential courses to synthesize, integrate and apply the basic-science and pharmacotherapeutic principles prevalent in both acute and chroni... |
| PHPN839 | Pharmacy Residency Primer Course | The primary goal of this course is to help students deepen their interest in becoming a pharmacist in clinical practice settings. At the end of the course, students should be able to maintain awareness of career opportunities in clinical pharmacy, bu... |
| PHPN855 | Pharmacy Practice Primers | This course serves as a culminating review of the pharmacy curriculum to ensure students have the knowledge and skills to serve as pharmacists and pass the NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination) which is required for pharmacist lice... |