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Dear Colleague,
The Jefferson College of Pharmacy continues to prepare student pharmacists to provide exceptional patient-centered care and tackle challenges in healthcare disparities including both quality and access to care. As the field of pharmacy practice evolves and continues to improve healthcare – especially for underserved populations, the college launched the Masters of Science in Population Health Pharmacy.
This unique program is designed to enable practicing pharmacists to leverage pharmacy-specific expertise with population health principles in order to improve outcomes. Graduates will be poised to meet the needs of the current resource-limited, fragmented US health care system and expand the role of pharmacy in all practice settings.
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The Graduate Certificate option requires completion of 15 credits, all of which can be applied towards the Master degree option, which requires completion of 33 total credits and includes a capstone presentation following completion of all coursework. Students can begin the program in the fall or spring semesters and financial aid is available. A pharmacy degree is required for admission.
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Emily R. Hajjar, PharmD, MS, BCPS, BCACP, BCGP
Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice
Program Director, Population Health Pharmacy
Emily.hajjar@jefferson.edu
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