Bachelor of Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)

This program graduates high-quality professional pharmacy practitioners. These practitioners possessing the pharmacotherapeutic knowledge, skills, abilities, behaviors, and attitudes necessary to provide patient-centered pharmaceutical care and educate the healthcare professionals about the manner in which drug therapy optimizes health care outcomes. The Bachelor of Pharm.D. is 6 years, five years of academic study and one year of hospital residency. The graduate student from this program should be completed 208 credits hours.

Mission

The program aims to provide the highest standards of patient-centered pharmaceutical care that develop and improve the professional skills necessary to prepare and qualify graduates who are able to provide evidence-based solutions to treatment-related problems and improve the quality of patient care locally and regionally.

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Aims of the Program

Graduate distinguished pharmacists with professional essential skills such as teamwork, leadership, creative thinking, and work ethics.
Providing students with basic and professional knowledge leading to the Pharm D degree
Provide students with professional abilities to provide patient-centered care through the provision of safe and effective medicines
Provision of continued pharmaceutical education and participation in the field of scientific publications
Participate in process of improving professional qualification and competency locally, regionally, and internationally.

Graduate Attributes

Upon successful completion of this program, graduates will be able to

Demonstrate scientific knowledge and principles of chemical, biomedical, microbiological, physiological, pathological, behavioral, and other basic sciences related to the pharmacy profession.
Integrate knowledge from fundamental sciences necessary for handling, disposing of, preparing, compounding, and analyzing parenteral nutrition, I.V admixtures, and small-batch preparation.
Provide legally and ethically patient education, appropriate advice, and counseling services about safe, rational, cost-effective use of natural/ synthetic medicines, complementary therapies, and over-the-counter products using endorsed professional protocols.
Demonstrate the responsibilities and roles of the pharmacist in contributing to the health care system of society considering pharmacovigilance, pharmacoeconomics and pharmacoepidemiological factors, and legal, ethical, and professional rules.
Apply patient-centered care as the medication expert (collect and interpret evidence, identify drug-related problems, prioritize, and formulate assessments and recommendations, implement, monitor, and adjust plans, and document activities).
Work as part of a team with self-assurance, interpersonal collaboration, and communication, leadership time management, professionalism, critical thinking, creativity, innovation, problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and decision-making ability.
Demonstrate self-commitment to independent and lifelong learning through evaluating medical literature, conducting pharmaceutical research in pharmacy settings, and updating information.
Track the continuous updates concerning new therapeutic guidelines, regulations, and evidence-based medicine that are recently introduced.

Job Opportunities

Upon successful completion of this program, the graduates will be able to be