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Senior Care Clerkships Objectives The general objectives and activities of each of the senior care pharmacy clerkships are similar; the specific activities and objectives vary with the practice settings. Major responsibilities are to assess patient needs and to make recommendations on complex drug therapies for elderly and aged adults. All clerkships feature interdisciplinary care and follow-up and ongoing patient monitoring. Students are expected to present (either alone or as a member of a team) an in-service for professional staff and/or a talk for residents of a retirement home or clients of a senior center. Generally, preceptors for senior care clerkships require that students have a general medicine clerkship prior to the senior care clerkship. General Information Clerkship Length
Clerkship Sites
Registration Information PharmD students should register using one of the appropriate course numbers listed with the specific clerkship:
Evaluation Information Geriatric Certificate students can complete clerkship evaluations here. Preceptors can complete student evaluations here.
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