Transcript Dean Rowen`s Welcome presentation

Improving Health through Leadership and
Innovation in Pharmacy Education, Research,
and Patient Care.
-Vision Statement for SCCP
South Carolina College of Pharmacy
(SCCP)
SCCP Strengths
• Founding Universities
– Comprehensive University
– Academic Medical Center
SCCP
MUSC
USC
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Faculty and Staff
Student Body
Financial Resources
Political Support
Alumni Support
Statewide Presence
SCCP Administration
USC Campus
MUSC Campus
Dr. Wayne Buff,
Associate Dean
Dr. Philip Hall
Campus Dean
Dr. Amy Grant
Assistant Dean
Dr. Cathy Worrall
Assistant Dean
Dr. Jennifer Baker
Dr. Shannon Drayton
Assistant Dean
Director of
Experiential Education
SCCP
MUSC Campus
USC Campus
• Faculty (2 Departments)
• Faculty (2 Departments)
– Drug Discovery &
Biomedical Sciences
Dr. Rick Schnellmann
– Drug Discovery &
Biomedical Sciences
Dr. Kim Creek
– Clinical Pharmacy and
Outcome Sciences
Dr. Kelly Ragucci
– Clinical Pharmacy and
Outcome Sciences
Dr. Brandon Bookstaver
SCCP Centers
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Center for Medication Safety
Center for Drug Discovery
Center for Tissue Death, Injury, and Repair
Center for Translational Cancer Therapeutics
Center for Targeted Therapeutics
Palmetto Poison Center
Kennedy Pharmacy Innovation Center
SCCP Programs
• Pre-Pharmacy (USC Campus)
• Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)
– Tracks (Business, Pre-Residency,etc.)
• Dual Degree Programs
– MBA, MPH, MHIT, Ph.D.
• Graduate Programs (M.S., Ph.D.)
– Pharmaceutical Sciences
– Outcome Sciences
• Residency Training
• Continuing Education
South Carolina College of Pharmacy
Spartanburg
Regional Med Ctr
Palmetto –
Richland Hospital
Carolinas
Med Center
Greenville
Hospital
System
USC
Dorn VA Med Ctr
Trident MC
MUSC
Johnson VA Med Ctr
Roper St Francis
Hospital
Succeeding in Pharmacy School
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PharmD program is your full-time job
Limit outside work (<10 hours/week)
Use your advisor / mentor
Find study partners
Explore opportunities
Networking – Start Now
Work / Volunteer in Pharmacy
Have a life outside of pharmacy
August 14, 2010
Pharmacists Take Larger Role on Health Team
By REED ABELSON and NATASHA SINGER
Eloise Gelinas depends on a personal health coach. At Barney’s Pharmacy,
her local drugstore in Augusta, Ga., the pharmacist outlines all her
medications, teaching her what times of day to take the drugs that will
help control her diabetes. Ms. Gelinas, a retired nurse, also attends classes at
the store once a month on how to manage her disease with drugs, diet and
exercise. Since she started working with
the Barney’s pharmacists, she boasts
that her blood sugar, bad cholesterol
and blood pressure have all decreased.
“It’s my home away from home,” she says. .