Pharm.D. Professional Program

 

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Elective Courses

Students in the Pharm.D. program are required to complete 10 credits of elective courses before advancing to rotations. Below is a listing of suggested elective courses for specific interests in pharmacy practice.

Community Pharmacy
Phar 5270: Therapeutics of Herbal and Other Natural Medicinals
Phar 6211: Non-Prescription Drug Therapy: Focus on Patient Self-Care
Phar 6231: Community Pharmacy Management

Pharmaceutical Care
Phar 6219: How to Build a Pharmaceutical Care Practice
Phar 6217/6230: Advanced Pharmaceutical Care Clinic

Hospital Pharmacy
Phar 6215: Applied Pharmacokinetics
Phar 6220: Pediatric Drug Therapy
Phar 6221: Geriatric Pharmacotherapy

Management
Phar 6231: Community Pharmacy Management
Phar 6232: Institutional Pharmacy Management
Phar 6233: Drug Use Review and Management
Phar 6234: Pharmaceutical Economics and Public Policy

Research
Students with interest in research should begin the research track. Students in the research track must have a faculty adviser. The 10 credits of electives are chosen in consultation with the adviser, some of which are expected to be Directed Research. The student continues this research with guidance from the adviser in the first 3 Advanced Practice Experiences (a total of 15 weeks). The research can contribute to the student's Pharm.D. IV Paper and Pharm.D. IV Seminar. Please contact the Office of Student Services for more information on the research track.

Registering for electives outside the college? Please click on this Request for Registration of a Non-departmental Course Form, and submit it to OSS for approval.

Please see listings for College of Pharmacy Departmental Electives and Pre-Approved Non-Departmental Electives at the bottom of this page.

Course Director Credits F/Sp/Su TC/UMD Criteria
Phar 1: Community Engagement Larson/Pereira 0 F/Sp Both (Non-ITV) Consent of Course Director
Phar 5201: Health Sciences Applied Terminology Taylor 2 F/Sp Both  
Phar 5205: Obesity: More Than Just a Prescription Boosalis 2 Sp Both Online; Section 001 is for Pharmacy Students only
Phar 5206: Health Literacy: Decoding Health Information Gobbledygoo Lowry/Taylor 2 Sp Both Online; Section 001 is for Pharmacy Students only
Phar 5210: Diminishing Health Disparities Through Cultural Competency Scott/Ranelli 2 F Both Cap-10 TC & 10 UMD, 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 5270: Therapeutics of Herbal and Other Natural Medicinals Kingston 2 F Both 3rd yr PharmD

Phar 6150: Honors: Medicinal Chemistry Seminar - Seminar Schedule

Abul-Hajj 1 F/Sp Both Consent of Course Director, Cap: 5 students
Phar 6160: Honors: Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology Seminar Lamba 1 F/Sp Both Consent of Course Director, Cap: 5 students
Phar 6200: Drugs and the U.S. Health Care System Pittenger 2 F/Sp Both Prereq: Pharmacy student
Phar 6204: College of Pharmacy Community Outreach Stratton 1 F/Sp Both Consent of Course Director
Phar 6208: Community-Based Immunization Delivery Naglosky 1 F UMD Cap: 22 UMD students, 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6210: Immunization Tour Uden 1 F TC Cap: 24 TC students, 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6211: Non-Prescription Drug Therapy: Focus on Patient Self-Care Larson/Seifert 2 Sp Both Prereq: Phar 6112. Cap: 54 UMD students.  2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6212: Dermatology Larson 1 F Both Cap: 54 UMD students.  2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6215: Applied Pharmacokinetics Brundage 2 Sp Both Prereq: Phar 6163.  Cap: 54 UMD students.  2nd yr PharmD
Phar 6217: Advanced Pharmaceutical Care Clinic Isetts/Bastianelli 1 Sp Both (Non-ITV) Prereq: Phar 6230 or 3rd yr PharmD 
Phar 6219: Building a Pharmaceutical Care Practice Brummel 2 Sp TC Prereq: Phar 6111. Cap: 25 students. 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6220: Pediatric Drug Therapy Jensen 2 Sp Both Cap: 16 UMD students. 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6221: Geriatric Pharmacotherapy Swanoski/Schneiderhan 2 Sp Both Cap: 36 UMD students. 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6222: Advanced Pharmaceutical Compounding Carlson, G 2 F/Sp TC (Non-ITV) Cap: 18 students. 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD

Phar 6222:  Advanced Pharmaceutical Compounding                      

Carlson, G 2 Sp UMD (Non-ITV) Cap: 12 students. 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6223: Pharmacokinetics Research Seminar Zimmerman 1 F/Sp TC Prereq: Phar 6163 with an "A" or "B" grade. 2nd or 2nd yr PharmD

Phar 6224: Pharmacogenomics: Genetic Basis for Variability in Drug Response

Lamba/Oetting 2 Sp Both

Spring component section 001 is a live course - Cap: 36 UMD students. 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD;

Spring component online: Section 002 Pharmacy students only

Phar 6225: Diabetes Experience Schweiss 1 Sp Duluth Cap: 54 UMD students. 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6226: Interprofessional Diabetes Experience Westberg 2 Sp TC Cap: 40 TC students.  2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6227: Leading Change Project Sorensen 2 Sp/Su Both Consent of Course Director
Phar 6228: Leading Change Portfolio Janke 2 Sp/Su Both Consent of Course Director

Phar 6230: Ambulatory Pharmaceutical Care Clinic
Phar 6230: Ambulatory Pharmaceutical Care Clinic - Duluth

Isetts/Bastianelli 2 Sp Both (Non-ITV) Cap: 50 TC & 32 UMD students (16 PDIs). 1st-3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6231: Community Pharmacy Management Schommer/Hadsall 2 Sp Both Prereq: Phar 6133. Cap: 26 UMD students. 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6232: Institutional Pharmacy Management Jolowsky/Pastor 2 Sp Both 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6233: Drug Use Review and Management Carlson, A 2 F Both Cap: 18 TC & 9 UMD students. 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6234: Pharmaceutical Economics and Public Policy Schondelmeyer/Hadsall 2   Inactive Prereq: Phar 6131. 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6235: Pharmaceutical Industry: Business and Policy Connor, R 2 Sp TC Cap: 20 students. Consent of Course Director.
Phar 6236: Clinical/Pharmacy Management in Modern U.S. Health Care and Regulatory Landscape Shim 2 F Both 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6237: Leading Change in Pharmacy I Sorensen/Janke 2 F Both Cap: 15 UMD students. 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6238: Leading Change in Pharmacy II Sorensen/Fierke 2 Sp Both Cap: 14 UMD students. 1st-3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6249: Addiction Medicine, Substance Abuse, and Chemical Dependency Berkner 2 F Both 2nd or 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6250: Honors: Social and Administrative Pharmacy (SAPh) Seminar Schommer  1 F/Sp Both Cap: 10 students. Consent of Course Director
Phar 6257: Leadership Bestsellers for Pharmacists Janke 2 All Both Consent of Course Director
Phar 6260: Honors: Pharmaceutics Seminar Sun 1 F/Sp Both Cap: 10 students. Consent of Course Director
Phar 6270: Honors: Critical Care Seminar
Phar 6270: Honors: Critical Care Seminar - Duluth
Skaar
Sisson
2 Sp Both (Non-ITV) Cap: 20 students. Consent of Course Director.    3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6293, 6393, 6493: Directed Research I, II, III n/a 1-5 All Both Permission from faculty
Pharm 6294, 6394, 6494: Directed Study I, II, III n/a 1-5 All Both Permission from faculty
Phar 6501: Ethics in Pharmacy Practice - Course Schedule Stratton 2 F Both Cap: 10 TC & 15 UMD students. Consent of Course Director. 3rd yr PharmD
Phar 6610: Spiders, Scorpions, and Snakes: Clinical Toxinology Keyler 2 Sp Both Online; Section 001 is for Pharmacy Students only
Phar 6612:  Survey of Pediatric Metabolic, Genetic, and Oncologic Disease Lee, B 2 F Both Online; Section 001 is for Pharmacy Students only
Phar 7211: Elective Practice Experience I Jolowsky 4 All Both 4th yr PharmD
Phar 7212: Elective Practice Experience II Jolowsky 4 All Both 4th yr PharmD
Phar 7213: Elective Practice Experience III Jolowsky 4 All Both 4th yr PharmD
Phar 7214: Elective Practice Experience IV (for students taking a 4th elective) Jolowsky 4 All Both 4th yr PharmD
Phar 7217: Elective Practice Experience V (German APPE) Jolowsky 4 Su Both 4th yr PharmD
           
  *Note: "All" = Fall, Spring, & Summer  
List of College of Pharmacy Departmental Electives
List of Pre-Approved Non-Departmental Electives