D'Youville pharmacy students begin introductory pharmacy practice experiences in their first semester.
School of Pharmacy
The need for pharmacists is expected to grow significantly over the next decade. This is due in part to the "aging of America."
Because seniors use more prescription drugs than their younger counterparts, the pharmacy profession must be positioned to meet the challenge.
D'Youville College's new School of Pharmacy is preparing students to practice in an inter-professional, patient-centered environment where pharmacists assist patients in managing their medication regimens.
D'Youville Advantages
- Your coursework in the natural and social sciences is integrated with practice experience so that you can learn, remember, and apply what you have been taught.
- Begin introductory pharmacy practice experiences in your first semester.
- Learn and work collaboratively with other healthcare providers through D'Youville College's expansive offerings in a variety of health care professions.
- Take classes and work in state-of-the-art laboratories and classrooms in the new D'Youville Academic Center.
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Faculty Story
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Accreditation
As a new program, D'Youville Pharmacy has candidate accreditation status by the ACPE.
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NEWS & EVENTS
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DYC Pharmacy Students & Faculty to Take Back Unwanted Drugs
04-25-2013 - SoP students and faculty will volunteer as part of National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on April 27.
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Former Pharmacist, Eric Cropp, to Speak to Students
04-16-2013 - Cropp's talk, titled "A Life Changing Medication Error" will focus on advocating for patient safety as well as system improvements in the healthcare field. The talk is sponsored by the D'Youville College School of Pharmacy and APhA-ASP.
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New DYC Program Uses Actors to Teach Coordination Among Health Care Disciplines
04-01-2013 - A new and unique program uses professional actors to portray patients needing medical care to help teach health care students in a variety of fields including pharmacy, physician assistant, physical and occupational therapy, nursing, dietetics and chiropractic.