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Each student admitted to the Doctor of Pharmacy program is required to have a physical examination at his/her own expense. The results of the physical examination must be signed by a licensed physician and placed on file in the Charles R. Drew Student Health Center. Required Immunizations All students, including graduate, transfer and international, who are registered as UMES students, regardless of number of credit hours are required to provide a completed health history form and proof of up-to-date immunization status for measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) and tuberculosis (TB) prior to registering for and attending classes. Students living in campus housing must also meet the meningitis requirement. Failure to submit your health and immunization for by the deadline will affect your access to scheduling. You may mail, fax or hand deliver the records (when delivering, be sure to give forms to Student Health Center staff). Please keep a copy for your records. The following immunizations are required: Tetanus (within last 10 years) Diphtheria-Pertussis-Tetanus (if no DPT or DTAP, then TDAP is required) Hepatitis B Series Varicella (chickenpox) [if no history of having the disease] MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella)----- 2 doses PPD (Tuberculosis skin test)--------------- within the previous 6 months Meningitis Vaccine or waiver---------------(on campus student) For Immunization Explanations see the UMES SOP Health and Immunization History Forms online at http://www.umes.edu/WorkArea/showcontent.aspx?id=30064. DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF HEALTH AND IMMUNIZATIONS RECORDS: MAY 31 Remember to retain copies of all your records for your files. Submit records directly to Charles R. Drew Student Health Center by mail or fax all documentation to (410) 651-6597 (including your health information with other correspondence to the university may cause a delay in handling). For any questions or additional information, contact Charles R. Drew Student Health Center Lida Brown Building Princess Anne, MD 21856 Monday – Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Students Entering a Pharmacy Practice Experience course may require additional immunizations and must be cleared by the Charles R. Drew Student Health Center thirty (30) days prior to matriculation. NOTE: A health clearance verified by the Charles R. Drew Student Health Center of UMES is required of all students prior to participating in any pharmacy practice experience course. 14
PRE-MATRICULATION REQUIREMENTS CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR) CERTIFICATION Students are required to have certification in Basic Life Support (BLS) for Health Care Providers and CPR prior to the beginning of the SP-1 year. Certification should be through the American Heart Association. During the week of Orientation, CPR Certification will be provided to students who have not submitted evidence of completion. If a student fails to receive certification at that time, he or she will NOT be allowed to enroll in any IPPE or APPE. Furthermore, CPR Re-certification is required prior to the start of the third professional year. See the Experiential Education Manual for further details. PHARMACY INTERN CERTIFICATE Applicants MUST be eligible to obtain the Virginia State Board of Pharmacy Intern Pharmacist Certificate of Registration in order to enroll in the program. Registration with the Board as a Virginia Pharmacy Intern is required prior to gain practical experience in Virginia for licensure as a pharmacist. The Certificate of Registration application is available using the link provided below: ‣ Virginia State Board of Pharmacy UMES SOP Office of Experiential Education (OEE) will assist with the application process for licensure in Virginia. During the week of Orientation, the OEE will collect the above mentioned completed application from each newly matriculated Doctor of Pharmacy student, along with a $15.00 check or money order made payable to the Treasurer of Virginia. The states of Delaware and Maryland do not require intern registration for gaining practical experience hours in a school or college pharmacy program. LAPTOP PROGRAM All newly matriculating SP-1 Doctor of Pharmacy students will be required to purchase a laptop computer through the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Laptop program. During the week of orientation, laptops will be disseminated and a subsequent laptop workshop will follow to train the students on the use of the equipment, including the software relevant to their courses and assessments. Students are required to bring their laptops to class. TRANSPORTATION Students are required to have reliable transportation to allow them to get to and from campus, attend off campus clinical rotations, and participate in other community activities as required. If 15
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Page 3 and 4: GENERAL UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Univ
Page 5 and 6: SCHOOL OF PHARMACY DIRECTORY 2012-2
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STANDARDS FOR GRADUATION To qualify
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The student should make up the asse
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ACADEMIC PROGRESSION For a student
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from a module(s), you will need the
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exam will be used for each class. Q
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TERMINATION The Dean of the UMES Sc
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delivered in person or by Registere
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ASSESSMENT PROGRAM MISSION The Scho
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an assessment of student learning a
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use of various methodologies, inclu
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