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Association Management |
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| This experience, the student pharmacist spends time working more directly with the Executive Director, Dr. Penny Shelton, on core operations of the Association. The student pharmacist will be included in executive level meetings and work on initiatives designed to strengthen the organization, as well as participate in activities for advancing our advocacy agenda. The student pharmacist will work with the Executive Director on strategic planning, partnership development, and relationship management. The student pharmacist will spend time with the NCAP lobbyist in Raleigh. Assignments are designed to enhance the student pharmacist’s leadership, advocacy, communication (written & verbal), and project management skills. |  Preceptor: Dr. Penny Shelton Executive Director [email protected] |
Practice Advancement |
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 Preceptor: Dr. Cheryl Viracola Director of Practice Advancement [email protected] |
This experience, the student pharmacist spends time working more directly with the Director of Practice Advancement, Dr. Cheryl Viracola, on initiatives and resources designed to equip pharmacists with information, tools, and skills to deliver enhanced patient care services. Much of our practice advancement work centers around pharmacist-delivered care to improve population and public health needs in our state. The student pharmacist will be included in our grant-based and resource-development work, which includes creation and delivery of education and training content, toolkit development, data management, and information outreach. Assignments are designed to enhance the student pharmacist’s creativity, communication, time management, and project management skills. |
Opioid Stewardship |
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This experience, the student pharmacist spends time working directly with a community pharmacy to establish a new clinical service centered around harm reduction strategies to address opioid and substance use disorders. The student pharmacist will be involved in assessing pharmacy needs, designing and implementing a new clinical service based on site specific priorities, and evaluating efficacy of the service. The student pharmacist will develop policies and procedures designed to uphold long-term sustainability of the service by pharmacy staff. Through this unique opportunity, the student pharmacist will gain exposure to and implement strategies integral to both progressive community practice and public health. Assignments are designed to enhance the student pharmacist's autonomy, time management, communication, and clinical service development skills. |
Primary Preceptor: Dr. Cheryl Viracola Secondary Preceptor: Site Specific Community Pharmacist |
APPE Rotation Spotlight |
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Shanece Green - Campbell University |
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