D. was jointly developed by the University of Washington and Washington State University to help licensed pharmacists keep pace with changes in the field, update their skills, gain a greater variety of hands-on clinical experience, compete for better career positions, and enhance and expand their practice to meet consumer needs. This program was specifically designed for licensed pharmacists who wish to earn a Pharm. D. degree while continuing their current employment.
Pharmacists can work throughout the program.
Students must complete at least three 160-hour clerkships. The curriculum is tailored to fit each student's career objectives, based on prior education and experience. Admission Requirements Pharmacists admitted to the program must be graduates of an accredited college of pharmacy and licensed to practice pharmacy.