Pharmacy degrees provide a variety of career options from hospital and ambulatory practice settings to research and drug development, as well as academia. This audience-interactive program provides insight into the many rewarding possibilities. Medications can pose serious health risks if used improperly or if drug interactions and certain precautions are not recognized. Learn how the pharmacist's primary role has evolved from being a dispenser of drug products to becoming a drug therapy manager who collaborates with other health professionals to improve patient medication outcomes. A pharmacy problem-based learning class demonstration allows participants to observe how UT pharmacy students engage in collaborative drug therapy management of patients.
Audience participation is encouraged.
This hands-on workshop will use A.D.A.M. Interactive Anatomy software to explore the similarities and differences between the male and female body. Explore the virtual body that you may be curious about but were afraid to ask. Explore Pharmaceutical Compounding Hands-on workshop in medication dosage form preparation will allow student participants to learn about the science of compounding while making their own products to take home. On A Hard Body Hands-on workshop to allow participants to learn how pharmacists are trained in patient physical assessment and delivery of immunizations.