u know when you have to do rotations, is it REQUIRED u do rotations at the hospital also?
more specifically at mercer?
more specifically at mercer?
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I think it depends on the pharmacy program. Check the schools curriculum.
I think it is an AACP (or whoever it is that certifies pharmacy schools) requirement that you have at least 1 internal med rotation, and hospitals are where they do the internal medicine.
Why? I have 3 hospital rotations this coming year and I am so excited about them! I can't wait to do something besides CVS!
Why? I have 3 hospital rotations this coming year and I am so excited about them! I can't wait to do something besides CVS!
I'm going to wind up having five at Ruby Hospital in Mo'Town.
Yes - Mercer currently requires one that is just the distributive part of hospital pharmacy, and one that is a medicine/clinical rotation at a hospital. Also, you probably would end up with more, depending on what elective rotations you chose. Right now they require 7 five week rotations, although I've heard a rumor that may change for my class because ACPE is now requiring 36 weeks total of advanced rotations.
