pls pharmacy internships

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Pharmacy Internship

Opportunities

ASSOCI ATION MANAGEMENT

LEGISLATIVE

HOSPITAL/CLINICAL

MANAGED CARE

GOVERNMENT


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Presenters

Angie Zhou, Pharm.D. Candidate 2013

PLS President

Shreena Patel, Pharm.D. Candidate 2013

GSHP President

Wen Liu, Pharm.D. Candidate 2014AMCP Treasurer


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Association

Management


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APhA-ASP

Location: Washington D.C.

Duration: 8-10 Weeks

Description: The experiential program is structured

to provide students with experience in national

pharmacy association activities, pharmacy practice

issues, educational programming, state services,scientific affairs, student development, public relations

and leadership development.


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APhA-ASP

Stipend:Yes

Deadline: January 15th

Application: Letter of intent, Resume, 2 Letters of

Recommendation

Web Address:www.pharmacist.com


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NACDS

Location:Alexandria, Virginia.

Duration: 8 10 weeks

Description: Students will have the chance to work onprograms that enhance patient care in communitypharmacy, learn about key community pharmacy and

patient care issues, as well as gain a strongunderstanding of how community pharmacy positivelyimpact patient care in the health care system.


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NACDS

Stipend:Yes

Deadline: February 11th

Application: Application form, Cover letter,Resume, 1 Letter of recommendation

Web Address: nacdsfoundation.org


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NCPA

Location:Alexandria, Virginia

Duration: 10 weeks

Description: This internship will give studentsexposure to issues in independent communitypharmacy practice. Interns will have theopportunity to work in the Management Institute

Department, Communications, GovernmentAffairs, and Membership Services. The intern willcomplete at least one project in an area of interestand complete a five week and a final week report.


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ASHP

Location: Bethesda, MD

Duration: 10 weeks

Description: Interns will have the opportunity tobe involved in association activities and operations ,

professional and public affairs , publications anddrug information , student affairs, membership,marketing, governmental affairs, and productdevelopment.


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ASHP

Stipend: None

Deadline: Feburary 1st

Application: CV, Cover Letter, Transcript, 1 Letter ofRecommendation,

Web Address:www.ashp.org


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Legislative Internship


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Paul G. Cano Legislative Internship

Location:Washington, D.C.

Duration: 8 weeks

Description: Opportunities include Attending congressional hearings

Researching and analyzing issues that affect pharmacists nationwide

Meeting with federal regulatory agencies and national coalitions Monitoring changes in legislation and regulations

Drafting communications

Attending networking and social events with ASCP staff
https://www.ascp.com/


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Paul G. Cano Legislative Internship

Stipend: $4000

Deadline: March 1st

Application: Letter of intent, Resume, 2 Letters of

recommendation

Web Address:www.ascp.com
https://www.ascp.com/


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Hospital


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Johns Hopkins

Location: Baltimore, Maryland

Duration: 8 weeks

Description: The objectives of this program includeproviding interns with knowledge and experience centeringaround multidisciplinary health care and policy drivenpharmacy practice. These objectives are met throughexperiences in both administrative and clinical settings.

Interns are responsible for remaining current withdevelopments in the profession, learning medication usepolicy, and participate in distributive functions. Additionally,all interns are offered the opportunity to shadow a pharmacistpracticing in an area of their interest.
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/


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Johns Hopkins

Stipend: ?

Deadline: November 14th

Application: : A letter of intent, curriculum vitae completewith all IPPE, APPE, and community service experience, and

2 letters of recommendation , phone interview

Web Address:http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/pharmacy/internship/
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/


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Mayo Clinic

Location: Rochester, Minnesota

Duration: 10 weeks

Description: This program offers experience in either thehospital/inpatient setting or the clinic/outpatient setting.Inpatient experiences include compounding IVs, shadowing apharmacist, and preparing a presentation on a topic related toinpatient pharmacy practice. Outpatient experiences include

patient counseling, reviewing doctors orders, entering orders,providing drug information, training in compoundingdepartment and preparing a presentation on a topic related tooutpatient pharmacy.
http://www.mayo.edu/


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Mayo Clinic

Stipend: Competitive hourly wage

Deadline: Feburary 15th

Application: official transcript, curriculum vitae, letter ofintent (at least 400 words), and an online application. A shortinterview will also be conducted should you be selected as a

final candidate.

Web Address: http://www.mayo.edu/mshs/pharm-hpi.html


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Location: Rochester, New York

Duration: 8-10 weeks

Description: This program is centered aroundpharmacy care in the hospital setting. Interns will gainexperience in completing research projects, clinicalpractice, preparing and giving presentations, anddistributive pharmacy practice. Experiential sitesinclude the cancer center, Highland Hospital, outpatientdispensing, compounding and total parental nutritionadmixing.


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Stipend: ?

Deadline: November 30th

Application: eligibility for NY intern license, a letter ofintent, your curriculum vitae, and contact information. Anon-site interview may be requested.

Web Address:http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/pharmacy/summer-intern.cfm
http://www.northshore.org/


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Location: Highland Park, Illinois

Duration: 12 weeks

Description: This program offers inpatient, outpatient andoncology experiences. The inpatient setting providesexperiences in aseptic technique, drug distribution, patientassessment, project management, and writing newsletters

among other hospital activities. The outpatient experience isheld in a hospital setting where the intern will experiencepharmacy practice in an anticoagulation clinic, integrativemedicine clinic, and in the area of home infusion.
http://www.northshore.org/http://www.northshore.org/


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Positions: 4 Inpatient, 1 Outpatient, 1 Oncology

Stipend: Unpaid

Deadline: Rolling basis until March 2012

Application: curriculum vitae, transcript, a personal statement,and 3 references

Web Address: http://www.northshore.org/academics/other-programs/pharmacy/pharmacy-internship/
http://www.northshore.org/


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Wen LiuDoctor of Pharmacy Candidate, 2014


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Allergan, Inc. Specialized Summer Internship

Program in Health Outcomes

Company Description:

Global, technology-driven multi-

specialty health care companySpecialty products in eye care,

neurosciences. Medical dermatology and

urologic.

Example products: Restasis,

Lumigan, Botox, and Tazorac


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Program Description:A structured educational experience under the

supervision of a pharmacist at Allergan, Inc.Develop and complete a project related to

Health Outcomes Research and Measurement

To convert the results into a poster format and

present during the educational conference




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Program Goals:The importance of health outcomes in the

development and marketing of apharmaceutical product.

Understanding of the drug discovery and

development process

Measurement of economic, clinical and

humanistic outcomes




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Program Locations:Allergan, Inc. Headquarters in

Irvine, CA

AMCP Offices in Alexandria, VA

2012 AMCP EducationalConference in Cincinnati, OH




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Program Duration:Ten-consecutive week

period

Completion between Maythrough August, 2012

Varied starting date basedon availability



A S i i S i


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Eligibility Criteria and Requirements:

Full-time enrollment in the 2nd or 3rd

professional year of PharmD curriculumduring 2011-2012 school year

Completion of the online application

Submission of three letters of referenceNo transcripts required



All I S i li d S I hi


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Deadline and Online Application:

Monday, January 30th

, 2012

Two student pharmacists will be awarded the internship

Online application and more information from

http://www.amcp.org/fmcpnet.aspx http://69.0.204.76/content/forms/allerganSummerInternship.cfm



Pfi I 2012 M d C Ph
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Pfizer Inc. 2012 Managed Care Pharmacy

Summer Internship Program

Program Description:Goal is to provide student pharmacists with the

experience of the practice of pharmacy at a

managed care organization.

To spend a week with the Pfizer Medical

Outcomes Specialist and be involved in theadministration of a pharmacy benefit.

Pfi I 2012 M d C Ph


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Program Description:Student pharmacists will be assigned their project

topic at each intern site by the preceptor.

Repurpose project and results to a poster and present

it at the 2012 AMCPs Educational Conference



Pfi I 2012 M d C Ph


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Locations:Six intern sites may vary from year to year,

including 5 MCOs and 1 VA medical centerExamples of 2010 sites included:

Buffalo, NY

Alexandria, VA

Long Beach, CA

Columbus, OH



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Program Duration:Ten-consecutive week period

Completion between May through August, 2012Exact dates will be coordinated with preceptors and

interns



Pfi I 2012 M d C Ph


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Eligiblity Criteria and Requirements:Full-time enrollment in the 2nd or 3rd professional

year of PharmD curriculum during 2011-2012

school year

Complete application submission online or by mail

Submission of three letters of reference



Pfi I 2012 M d C Ph


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Deadline and Online Application:

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Six student pharmacists will be awarded theinternship

Online application and more information from http://www.amcp.org/fmcpnet.aspx

http://69.0.204.76/content/forms/pfizerSummerInternship.cfm


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Pharmacy Summer

Internship Program

Money, Money, Money!

Both programs offer stipends during theinternship

Qualified expenses will be reimbursed,

including traveling and project poster printing

Best Project Competition prizes:

$3500 for competition winner

$1500 for the runner-up


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Wen Liu

Doctor of Pharmacy Candidate, 2014

JRCOSTEP J i C i i d Offi


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JRCOSTEP: Junior Commissioned Officer

Student Training and Extern Program

Program Description: Work in the various operating divisions that make up

the health agencies with the U.S. Department of Healthand Human Services (HHS)

Example divisions include:

National Institutes of Health

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Food and Drug Administration



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Program Description:

Typical assignments in locations throughout the country

Vary from 31 up to 120 days during official school breaks

Other opportunities may be available throughout the year

Not obligated to serve in the Commissioned Corps





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Eligibility and Requirements:

Complete at least 2 years of study in a

professionally accredited baccalaureate programBe a U.S. citizen

Be younger than 44 year of age

Meet the medical requirementshttp://www.usphs.gov/student/jrcostep_faq.aspx



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Application Process:

Start with the prescreen test

Application on a rolling basis for available positionsMay apply to the program based on the availability to

active service

Individual agencies will contact the selected students





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General Information:

Receive the basic pay and

allowances, ~$2,500/month

Costs of travel and transportation

Not required to wear a Corps

uniform unless directed



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