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During the Advanced Institutional Practice required rotation, students will effectively participate in the
patient care decision-making process in the institutional setting. Students will apply knowledge, skills,
and abilities developed throughout the curriculum to demonstrate their understanding of common
disease states and treatment modalities and to provide patient-centered care and medication
management in the context of pharmacy operations.
PHAR 702 APPE – ACUTE CARE
The Acute Care required rotation provides advanced experience in internal/general medicine in the
acute care setting. Students will apply knowledge, skills, and abilities developed throughout the
curriculum to effectively participate in the patient care decision-making process. Students will
participate in a variety of clinical activities, functioning as an integral member of the health care team,
and will demonstrate their understanding of common disease states and treatment modalities.
PHAR 703 APPE – AMBULATORY CARE
The Ambulatory Care required rotation provides advanced experience in the ambulatory care practice
environment. Students will apply knowledge, skills, and abilities developed throughout the curriculum to
effectively participate in the patient care decision-making process. Students will participate in a variety
of clinical activities in order to demonstrate understanding of common disease states and treatment
modalities and to provide patient-centered care and medication management.
PHAR 711 APPE – HOME INFUSION
The Home Infusion advanced elective experience will focus on provision of infusion services from a
community-based pharmacy operation for home-bound or institutionalized patients. The student will
gain experience in the research, preparation, and distribution of various home infusion therapies such as
parenteral and enteral nutrition, intravenous (IV) antimicrobials, IV hydration, IV chemotherapeutic
agents, and pain management. Students will apply knowledge, skills, and abilities developed throughout
the curriculum to provide patient-centered care.
PHAR 713 APPE – EMERGENCY MEDICINE
The Emergency Medicine advanced elective experience emphasizes comprehensive clinical pharmacy
services for the emergency department (ED) and all associated areas (e.g., pediatrics, trauma, and
urgent care). Students will apply knowledge, skills, and abilities developed throughout the curriculum to
support evidence-based medication utilization by obtaining accurate medication histories, monitoring
patient therapeutic responses, providing drug information for emergency department health care
providers, and participating in the medication reconciliation process throughout the
admission/transfer/discharge process.
PHAR 714 APPE – HEMATOLOGY/ONCOLOGY
The Hematology/Oncology advanced elective experience emphasizes comprehensive clinical pharmacy
services for hematology/oncology patients. Students will apply knowledge, skills, and abilities developed
throughout the curriculum to provide patient-centered care for hematologic and oncologic disease
states, palliative care, pain management, oncologic emergencies, and related issues. Students will
collaborate with other providers as part of the interprofessional health care team.
PHAR 715 APPE – PATIENT CARE
The Patient Care advanced elective experience is offered in practice settings where there is a significant
emphasis on patient care. Students will apply knowledge, skills, and abilities developed throughout the
curriculum to provide patient-centered care. The rotations may include focus areas such as infectious
disease, pediatrics, cardiology, psychiatry, geriatrics, long term care, transplant, internal medicine,
women’s health, and medication therapy management (MTM).
PHAR 704 APPE - PUBLIC HEALTH
In the Public Health advanced elective experience, students will demonstrate their understanding of
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