Academics

Manchester University Pharmacy Program Bulletin 2018-2019


PharmD/MS in PGx Dual Degree Program

 

Degree Requirements

This program will allow students to complete the PharmD degree as well as the Master in PGx degree within the same four year time frame as traditional PharmD students. It allows for overlap of some courses to fulfill both degrees as these two areas of expertise have natural overlap.

To earn the Doctor of Pharmacy degree, students must:

  1. Complete all required courses, and the required amount of elective courses, in the curriculum with a grade of C or better (or P);
  2. Complete all progression requirements;
  3. Pass all required competency assessments.

To earn the Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics degree, students must:

  1. Have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00.
  2. Complete a total of 34 credit hours of course work (29 credit hours required and at least 5 credit hours elective) with a grade of “C” or better

In order for dual degree students to earn the Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics degree, students must have completed a bachelor’s or professional degree.

Personal & Professional Development Course(s) & credit hours


Academic Term

PHRM

Course Name

Credit Hours

Total

Total MS 

Fall, P1 Year

310

Biomedical Sciences I

5

   
 

314

Pharmaceutics I

3

   
 

316

Pharmaceutical Calculations I

1

  
 

320

Introduction to Pharmacy I

4

   
 

322

Drug Information

2

   
 

323

Communications in Pharmacy Practice

2

   
 

330

Pharmacy Practice Lab I

1

 

 
  301 Personal and Professional Development  0.5  18.5  0
      

Spring, P1 Year

311

Biomedical Sciences II

5

   
 

315

Pharmaceutics II

3

   
 

317

Pharmaceutical Calculations II

1

  
 

321

Introduction to Pharmacy II

3

   
 

324

Nonprescription Therapeutics

2

   
 

370

IPPE I Community*

3

   
 

331

Pharmacy Practice Lab II

1

18

 0
 Entrance to PGx Program          
 Summer 1 PGx 501 Introduction to PGx 2  
  PGx 521 Human Genetics 4  
  PGx 515 Research Responsibility and Ethics 1 0 7
      

Fall, P2 Year

430

Pharmacy Practice Lab III

1

   
 

440

Patient Safety and Informatics

2

   
 441 

Population Health Management

2

   
 

450

IPT - Introduction

4

   
 

451

IPT - Nervous System I

4

   
 

452

IPT - Cardiovascular I

4

 

 
  401 Personal and Professional Development 0.5  17.5   0
      

Spring, P2 Year

420

Drug Literature Evaluation

2

   
 

431

Pharmacy Practice Lab IV

1

   
 

453

IPT – Cardiovascular II

3

   
 

454

IPT - Nervous System II

4

   
 

455

IPT - Infectious Disease I

3

   
 

470

IPPE II Institutional

3

   
   

Pharmacy Elective****

0-3

 

 
  PGx 526 Applied PGx 1* (Term B) 3 16-19 3
      
 Summer 2 PGx 533 Data Analysis/Biostatistics* (Term A) 3  
  PGx 511 Advanced Molecular Biology* (Term B) 3  
  PGx
XXX
 PGx in Practice 1* (Term B) 3 0 9
           

Fall, P3 Year

530

Pharmacy Practice Lab V

1

   
 

540

Practice and Personnel Management

3

   
 

550

IPT – Infectious Disease II

2.5

   
 

551

IPT – Endocrine & Reproductive

3.5

   
 

552

IPT - Renal & Urologic

3.5

   
 

553

IPT - Pulmonary & Critical Care

2.5

   
 501Personal and Professional Development 0.5   
   

Pharmacy Elective

0-3

 

 
  PGx 536 Applied PGx 2* (Term A) 3 16.5-19.5 3
           

Spring, P3 Year

521

Capstone

5

   
 

531

Pharmacy Practice Lab VI

1

   
 

541

Pharmacy Law

2

   
 

554

IPT - Gastrointestinal

3

   
 

555

IPT - Immune, Musculoskeletal, Integumentary

3

   
 556

IPT - Hematology/Oncology

3

   
   

Pharmacy Elective

0-3

 

 
  PGx
XXX
 PGx in Practice 2* (Term B) 2 17-20 2
           

P4 Year

610

APPE Advanced Community

4

   
 

620

APPE Advanced Institutional

4

   
 

630

APPE Ambulatory Care

8

   
 

640

APPE Acute Care

8

   
 

670

APPE Electives

16

 

 
 601 Personal and Professional Development 0.5 
 
 Fall, P4 Year PGx 531 Bioinformatics* (Term A) 4 40.5 4
           

TOTAL

     

144-153

 28
           

Manchester University Pharmacy Program Curriculum

 
IPPE:Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences have 2 weeks (80 hours) of rotation time between Fall and Spring semesters. IPPE I is followed by 4 hours of rotation and 1 hour of reflective class time per week during Spring Semester.

The introductory pharmacy practice experience service (IPPE Service) course will be offered throughout the professional years in the pharmacy program (P1-P4). This service component is required as a portion of IPPE hours and will help students meet overall program outcomes. The hours designated for each year constitute a progression requirement that must be completed prior to advancement to the next year of the academic program.

* IPPE Community:


Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences have 2 weeks (80 hours) of rotation time between Fall and Spring semesters, followed by 4 hours of rotation and 1 hour of class time per week during Spring Semester.

** IPPE
Institutional:                      

Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences have 2 weeks (80 hours) of rotation time between Fall and Spring semesters, 1 hour of class time per week during Spring Semester.

*** IPT:

Integrated Pharmacotherapy, taught in block format.

**** Electives:

5 total credit hours of elective didactic coursework are required.

***** APPE:





Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences are 4 weeks in duration. There are 10 rotations: 6 required experiences and 4 elective rotations. Each student must take a minimum of two core rotations (PHRM 610, 620, 630, 640) which are precepted by full-time Manchester University faculty members. At least 2 of the 4 elective rotations must be inpatient care.

Some rotations are outside of the Fort Wayne area. Travel and/or lodging outside of Fort Wayne may be required at the student’s expense.