Master of Clinical Pharmacy

Course Description

A Master of Clinical Pharmacy Management is a graduate-level program that focuses on the practice of pharmacy management in a clinical setting. This program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to manage and optimize the use of medication therapy in a clinical environment.

The curriculum of a Master of Clinical Pharmacy Management program typically includes courses in pharmacology, pharmacotherapy, clinical research, healthcare management, and healthcare policy. Students may also be required to complete a practicum or internship, where they will gain hands-on experience working in a clinical pharmacy setting.

Graduates of a Master of Clinical Pharmacy Management program can pursue a variety of careers in the healthcare industry, including positions in hospital pharmacy management, pharmaceutical industry, managed care organizations, government agencies, and academia. They may also choose to pursue further education and training, such as a PhD in pharmacy or healthcare management, or a postgraduate residency program in clinical pharmacy.