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becoming a pharmacy professor
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our faculty consists of PharmDs, PhDs, and MDs.
if you have one of those you should be good
(actually there are a handful of BSpharm RPH's too)
if you have one of those you should be good
(actually there are a handful of BSpharm RPH's too)
What is the process like after graduation with a PharmD?
I've seen that most teaching positions require residency (the least to have besides a PharmD) and other certificates (BCPS, CGP...). There used to be a thread talking about this and how much prof makes. I can't seem to find it using the search function though
I've seen that most teaching positions require residency (the least to have besides a PharmD) and other certificates (BCPS, CGP...). There used to be a thread talking about this and how much prof makes. I can't seem to find it using the search function though
Teaching positions do require some sort of advanced training through a residency or fellowship. You don't have to get a PhD, but it depends on what you want to teach. Many of the social sciences and pharm sciences profs do have PhDs. Most of the pharmacy practice faculty are just PharmDs.
