I am very interested in pharmacotherapy, but cannot find any information on it!😕 Does anybody know how available these positions are? Actually any info would be great!
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Are you talking about clin.pharms that have Rx-writing privileges? Or something else? More specific please?
Pharmacotherapy
Pharmacotherapy is that area of pharmacy practice that is responsible for ensuring the safe, appropriate, and economical use of drugs in patient care. The pharmacotherapy specialist has responsibility for direct patient care, often functions as a member of a multidisciplinary team and is frequently the primary source of drug information for other healthcare professionals. Those who are granted certification in this specialty may use the designation Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist and the initials BCPS, as long as certification is valid.
Taken from BPS website.
They have more in depth info on the different specialties in pharmacy.
Pharmacotherapy is that area of pharmacy practice that is responsible for ensuring the safe, appropriate, and economical use of drugs in patient care. The pharmacotherapy specialist has responsibility for direct patient care, often functions as a member of a multidisciplinary team and is frequently the primary source of drug information for other healthcare professionals. Those who are granted certification in this specialty may use the designation Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist and the initials BCPS, as long as certification is valid.
Taken from BPS website.
They have more in depth info on the different specialties in pharmacy.
