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Professional Degree (Pharm.D. Degree) Curriculum
Class of 2011 and 2012
(Admitted Fall 2007 & 2008)

First Year, Fall Semester

NBAN 301 Principles of Human Anatomy 3 credit hours
PSIO 743 Fundamentals of Physiology 5 credit hours
PHAR 700 Pharmacy as a Profession 1 credit hour
PHAR 701 Pharmaceutical Care Lab 1 2 credit hours
PHAR 702 Physical Pharmacy 3 credit hours
PHAR 703 Intro Pharmacy Practice Experiences 1 1 credit hour
PHAR 720 Patient Health Education 2 credit hours
  Total hours 17 hours

First Year, Spring Semester

BIOC 531 General Biochemistry 4 credit hours
PHAR 708 Pharmaceutics 3 credit hours
PHAR 709 Immunology and Biotechnology 2 credit hours
PHAR 710 Intro Pharmacy Practice Experiences 2 1 credit hour
PHAR 711 Chemical Properties of Drugs 2 credit hours
PHAR 712 Pharmaceutical Care Lab 2 2 credit hours
PHAR 737 Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 2 credit hours
  Elective 2-3 credit hours
  Total hours 18-19 hours

First Year, Late Spring – after spring term concludes

PHAR 714 Introductory Community Rotation (2 weeks) 2 credit hours

Second Year, Fall Semester

PCOL 743 Pharmacology 1 3 credit hours
PHAR 715 Pathophysiology & Therapeutics 1 4 credit hours
PHAR 716 Chemistry of Drug Action 1 3 credit hours
PHAR 717 Intro Pharmacy Practice Experiences 3 1 credit hour
PHAR 723 Pharmaceutical Care Lab 3 1 credit hour
PHAR 727 Medical Literature Evaluation 2 credit hours
  Elective 2-3 credit hours
  Total hours 16-17 hours

Second Year, Spring Semester

PCOL 744 Pharmacology 2 3 credit hours
PHAR 719 Intro Pharmacy Practice Experience 4 1 credit hour
PHAR 724 Pharmaceutical Care Lab 4 2 credit hours
PHAR 725 Pathophysiology & Therapeutics 4 credit hours
PHAR 726 Chemistry of Drug Action 2 2 credit hours
PHAR 728 Pharmacy Management 2 credit hours
  Elective 2-3 credit hours
  Total hours 16-17 hours

Second Year, Late Spring – after spring term concludes

PHAR 729 Introductory Institutional Rotation (2 weeks) 2 credit hours

Third Year, Fall Semester

PHAR 730 Pathophysiology & Therapeutics 3 4 credit hours
PHAR 731 Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics 3 credit hours
PHAR 732 Non-Prescription Drugs 3 credit hours
PHAR 733 Pharmacy Systems 2 credit hours
PHAR 735 Pharmaceutical Care Lab 5 1 credit hour
PHAR 742 Intro Pharmacy Practice Experiences 5 1 credit hour
  Elective 2-3 hours
  Total hours 16-17 hours

Third Year, Spring Semester

PHAR 734 Pharmacy Law and Ethics 3 credit hours
PHAR 736 Pharmaceutical Care Lab 6 1 credit hour
PHAR 738 Outcomes Assessment/Quality Improvement 2 credit hours
PHAR 739 Therapeutic Patient Monitoring 3 credit hours
PHAR 740 Pathophysiology & Therapeutics 4 4 credit hours
PHAR 741 Clinical Pharmacokinetics 3 credit hours
PHAR 746 Intro Pharmacy Practice Experiences 6 1 credit hour
  Elective 0-2 credit hours
  Total hours 17-19 hours

Year 4

Students complete nine one-month experiences beginning in the summer preceding their fourth year. Students will have required experiences, such as ambulatory care and acute care, and elective experiences.

Students are required to complete at least 10 professional elective hours selected from an approved course list during their first, second, or third professional year and prior to fourth year experiential rotations. With the exception of Fall semester in the first professional year, one elective can be taken each semester of the didactic program. Electives are intended to complement the required curriculum and allow students to select courses based on professional interests. Students wishing to take electives during summer terms may do so after their first professional year on any of the campuses in the WVU system ( Morgantown, Parkersburg, Potomac State, West Virginia Tech) provided the courses are selected from the list of professional electives or are deemed equivalent by the University. Students wishing to receive course credit for courses taken outside of the WVU system must have pre-approval by the Curriculum Committee.

 

 

 

   
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