What are the responsibilities and job description for the Adjunct Faculty – Advanced Practice Management Laboratory position at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences?
The School of Pharmacy - Boston seeks adjunct faculty to deliver high quality education and evaluation for the Doctor of Pharmacy Program. The selected candidate will have responsibilities teaching and precepting the Advanced Practice Management Laboratory courses to Doctor of Pharmacy students. Subject matters may include practical aspects of pharmacy practice in community, institutional and physical assessment labs.
The Doctor of Pharmacy Program at MCPHS University help students to succeed in a variety of rewarding pharmacy careers. The profession is expanding far beyond the retail counter: pharmacists not only prepare and dispense life-saving medications but also play an ever-expanding role in clinical care. They can also develop drugs, help shape health policy, and even prepare medical kits for travel to space. Whatever your pharmacy career goals, the PharmD field at MCPHS will provide you with world-class, interprofessional learning to position you for success.
The Doctor of Pharmacy Program at MCPHS University help students to succeed in a variety of rewarding pharmacy careers. The profession is expanding far beyond the retail counter: pharmacists not only prepare and dispense life-saving medications but also play an ever-expanding role in clinical care. They can also develop drugs, help shape health policy, and even prepare medical kits for travel to space. Whatever your pharmacy career goals, the PharmD field at MCPHS will provide you with world-class, interprofessional learning to position you for success.
- Delivers instruction in a practice management laboratory setting and provides experiential instruction via multiple formats (in-person, online, or in a ‘blended’ format) in the Advanced Practice Management Laboratory courses in the Doctor of Pharmacy Program.
- Adjunct Faculty for the Advanced Practice Management Lab should be available to commit to a consistent schedule of, at minimum, one lab session block (approximately 4 hours) per week. Scheduling is flexible.