FIRST
PROFESSIONAL YEAR
Autumn Quarter |
FIRST PROFESSIONAL YEAR
Winter Quarter |
FIRST PROFESSIONAL YEAR
Spring Quarter |
Conj 401
Human Anatomy &
Physiology I |
4 |
Pceut 531
P-Pharmaceutical Formulation
|
4 |
Pharm 500
Principles of EBM I |
2 |
Pharm 501
P-Profession of
Pharmacy |
3
|
Pharm 587
P-Pharmacy Calcuations |
1 |
Electives
|
3 |
| Total
Credits |
17 |
|
Conj 402
Human Anatomy &
Physiology II |
4 |
Medch 570
P-Medical Biochemistry
I |
3
|
Pharm 504
P-Pharmacy Practice |
3
|
Pharm 511
P-Community Outreach
Service |
2
|
Pharm 539
P-Principles Professional Practice Management |
3 |
Electives
|
2 |
| Total
Credits |
17 |
|
Conj 403
Human Anatomy &
Physiology III |
4 |
Medch 561
P-Immunizing &
Antimicrobial Agents |
4
|
Medch 571
P-Medical Biochemistry II |
3
|
Pharm 512
P-Hum Beh & Cmu Pharmacy |
3 |
| Electives |
3 |
| Total
Credits |
17 |
|
| Students
are required to successfully complete all core courses in the1st
and 2nd year prior to entering the Pharmacotherapeutics Series
in the Third Profesional Year. |
SECOND
PROFESSIONAL YEAR
Autumn Quarter |
SECOND
PROFESSIONAL YEAR
Winter Quarter |
SECOND
PROFESSIONAL YEAR
Spring Quarter |
Medch 562
P-Medicinal Chemistry |
3
|
Phcol 401**
General Pharmacology
I
|
3
|
Pharm 537
P-Chemical Depend
Concept |
2
|
Pharm 543
Pharmacy Law and
Ethics |
4 |
Pharm 546
P-Non-Presc Drug Therapeutics |
3
|
| Electives |
2 |
| Total
Credits |
17 |
|
Medch 563
P-Medicinal Chemistry
|
3
|
Phcol 402**
General Pharmacology
II
|
3
|
Pceut 532
P-Clinical Pharmacokinetics
|
5
|
Pharm 527***
P-Intro Community
Pharmacy
Experience
|
4
|
| Electives |
2 |
Total
Credits
|
17 |
|
Medch 564
P-Medicinal Chemistry
|
3
|
Pceut 533
P-Biopceutics/Drug Delivery
|
3
|
Pharm 508
P-Principles EBM II |
4 |
Pharm 528***
P-Intro Institutional Pharmacy Experience |
3 |
| Electives |
3 |
| Total
Credits |
16 |
|
**Students
may take an additional credit for Phcol 401 and 402.
***Pharm 527 is to be completed by the end of Winter
Quarter of the 2nd year. Pharm 528 is to be completed by the end
of Winter Quarter of the 3rd year.
Students are required to successfully complete
all core courses in the 1st and 2nd year prior to entering the
Therapeutics Series in the Third Profesional Year.
|
THIRD PROFESSIONAL
YEAR
Autumn Quarter |
THIRD PROFESSIONALYEAR
Winter Quarter |
THIRD PROFESSIONAL
YEAR
Spring Quarter |
Pharm 509
Medical Lit Eval |
2
|
Pharm 560
Pharmacotherapeutics I |
9
|
Pharm 563
Applied Pharmacotherapeutics I |
2 |
| Electives |
4 |
| Total
Credits |
17 |
|
Pharm 541
Pharmacy, Hlthcare
& Society |
3 |
Pharm 561^
Pharmacotherapeutics II |
9
|
Pharm 564
Applied
Pharmacotherapeutics II
|
2
|
| Electives |
4 |
| Total
Credits
|
18 |
|
| Pceut 510 Drug Interactions |
3 |
Pharm 562^
Pharmacotherapeutics III |
7 |
Pharm 565
Applied
Pharmacotherapeutics III |
2
|
Pharm 574***
Clinical Intro Practice |
1 |
| Electives |
3 |
| Total Credits |
16 |
|
^Students
must earn a passing grad of 1.7 or higher in previous quarters
of the therapeutics series (i.e., Pharm 560 and/or for progression
into subsequent quarters). |
FOURTH
PROFESSIONAL YEAR
***PHARM 575, 576, 577 Clinical Practice (5 credits
each), 578 (variable credit), 579 (for Geriatric Certificate
Students only). Classes and practicums may be scheduled during
any quarter. A $10 fee is assessed per course. Students
must meet practicum requirement including 2.0 minimum cumulative
gpa in therapeutics series (Pharm 560-565).
***Practicums: These include: (527) a four-credit practicum
to be completed by the end of Winter Quarter of the second year;
(528) a three-credit practicum to be completed by the end of
Winter quarter of the Third year and (574) a one-credit practicum
to be completed by the end of the third year, and 9 month practicums
(575, 576, 577) in the fourth year. Fourth-year practicums will
include ambulatory care, institutional care and elective experiences.
ELECTIVES: In the fourth year, time is available in late
afternoons/evenings for school-based electives unless students
choose practicums at remote sites. Upon approval, resesarch
projects may count for one elective practicum.
Note: Courses
are subject to change by action of the School of Pharmacy and
UW Curriculum Committees. ELECTIVE
TOPICS INCLUDE:
• Chemical Dependency Issues in Practice
• Community-based Immunization and Health Screening
• Medical Devices for Home Health Care
• Alternative and Complementary Medicines
• Independent Study or Research
• Diagnostic Medicinal Chemistry
• International Health
• Health Care in Underserved or Rural Communities
• Social Sensitivity in Health Care Issues
• Interdisciplinary Collaborative Teams in Health Care
• Biomedical Ethics
• Accounting and Finance
• Biology of Aging
• Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
• Applied Clinical Pharmacokinetics
• Pharmacy and Women’s Health
• Pharmacokinetics of Drug Interactions
• Advanced Compounding Skills |
