Spill The Pills! PCP News November 21, 2022
November 21, 2022
Fundamental of the Week (FOW) This week's special FOW reflection was written by Dean Foote. Check it out HERE!
New Announcements
ASCP Conference Guest Speaker Event! Join American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) on Monday 11/28 at 4 pm in Wilson 209-212 for our guest speaker event! Students who attended conferences in Indianapolis, IN and San Antonio, TX will be sharing their experiences and tips on how to get the most out of future conferences. There will be free pizza, drinks and hamstring bags provided! There will also be a raffle for three students to win pharmacy badge reels. Please RSVP by Tuesday 11/22 at 8AM to let us know you are coming! You can RSVP HERE. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Serena Zhang (sz20634767@sju.edu). Check out the flyer HERE! 11/21
Free Bootcamp on Clinical Trial Management! SJU has partnered with Stack Education to offer a non-credit Clinical Trial Management Bootcamp program for faculty staff and students. This is a pretty great program. Check it out HERE! Posted by Dean Foote. 11/21
Geisinger Summer Intern Program! Please see the attached letter for information about a Summer Internship Program for rising P3 (or equivalent) students at three Geisinger hospitals. The summer internship is structured to be early exposure to a residency training program and offer those in the role the opportunity to advance their knowledge and skill in a clinical environment. Details about eligibility, requirements, and deadlines are included in the attached letter. Posted by Dr. Greene. 11/21
Continuing Announcements
REMINDER: Are you graduating in Fall 2022? If you believe that you are eligible to graduate in Fall 2022 you must submit an Application to Graduate. All students must complete the online application to initiate the graduation review process. You must apply to graduate even if you do not plan on attending the Commencement ceremony. If you have any questions about your degree audit and/or where you stand with the completion of your requirements, please contact Steven Dominguez, at sdominguez@sju.edu. The deadline to do this is December 1, 2022. HERE are instructions on how to do this in the Nest. Posted by Mr. Dominguez. 11/17
Interested in taking an elective that addressed Toxicology of Drug Abuse? (3 credits)-please contact Dr. Mercier (imercier@sju.edu)! This interdisciplinary 3-credit course allows students to explore topics related to the toxicity of deliberately ingested, inhaled, or injected materials used to alter the psychological state. Students will learn to review the literature and discuss new research and controversial issues in this field. Check out the course objectives HERE! Posted by Dr. Mercier. 11/17
Professional Elective Opportunity! PHT 450 is a course that analyzes published scientific and medical literature. Learn more information about the course offered in the Spring HERE. Posted by Dr. Tchao. 11/14
Your opinion needed for decisions about University City campus! Student input is very important on all surveys, but this data will help inform needs and resources for the University City campus moving forward, so we need YOU! Please fill out the National College Health Assessment, which was emailed to all full-time students on Tuesday 11/8 (you may have received additional reminders since then as well). Each student received a unique link to complete the survey. The NCHA is a comprehensive survey covering physical health, mental health, substance use, resource insecurity, safety, and healthy habits. In addition to contributing to decision-making, you can win prizes, including Apple Airpods, bullet blenders (for healthy smoothies!), SJU basketball game tickets, and a 'free' campus parking ticket. Thank you in advance for your time! Posted by Dean Waite. 11/14
Observation about the Navajo People from a P4 Student! We continue to celebrate Native American & Alaskan Native Heritage Month by sharing an observation from a P4 student who completed an APPE at an Indian Health Services facility in Crownpoint, New Mexico. "The Navajo people are kind and humble people who continue to overcome immense adversity. From my time at IHS, I've learned that Navajo Native Americans greatly cherish their traditions, some of which include jewelry crafting, fry bread, family, and faith." Posted by Dr. Thomas. 11/14
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The mission of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy is to educate and develop students to become leaders and innovators in patient care, research and business who are differentiated by their professional and ethical values.
The College is distinguished by its leadership role and impeccable professional ethics establishing a global reputation for impacting the profession of pharmacy though advocacy, excellence in patient care, interprofessional collaboration, developing innovative practice models, research and development, and healthcare business.
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The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy will be globally recognized for developing learners who excel in innovative, compassionate, collaborative, evidence-based patient care, scientific and practice advancements, research and healthcare business.
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