Practice
By the Numbers
4
Residency
Programs
$2M
in Pharmacy Practice Research Funding
12K+
Continuing Education
Participants
Pharmacists as Members of Patient Care Teams

Community
The PGY1 Community-based Pharmacy Residency gives new pharmacists the tools they need to be leaders and innovators in community pharmacy practices.

Ambulatory Care
PGY2 ambulatory care residencies are offered by the School in partnership with the Mountain Area Health Education Center and Mission Health in Asheville, North Carolina.

Hospital
The Partnership in Patient Care combines the resources of the School and the UNC Hospitals pharmacy department to increase pharmacy services available to patients at UNC Hospitals through enhanced engagement of PharmD students and residents, the quality and quantity of experiential education that students receive, and the breadth and depth of point-of-care research being conducted.
Hospital pharmacy residencies are offered through UNC Hospitals, which provide PGY1 and PGY2 opportunities.

Research
We are engaged in research to advance the future of the profession while improving patient-centered, team-based care delivery across a variety of settings. Current studies include:
- Opioids
- Disease state management
- Comprehensive medication management
- Building a sustainable business model
- Precision Dosing
- Telehealth services
- Rural health care delivery
Our Center for Innovative Pharmacy Education and Research (CIPhER) focuses on improving the practice of pharmacy education and enhances the scholarship of research on education within the School, nationally and internationally.

Continuing Education
ACPE accredited Continuing Education program for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
- Seminars
- Workshops
- Certificate Programs
- Residency Programs