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ACCP white paper: Essential components of a faculty development program for pharmacy practice faculty.

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    Comprehensive faculty development programs are crucial for pharmacy practice faculty, enhancing satisfaction and retention. These programs offer structured support, including orientation, mentoring, and ongoing training, to address complex professional demands.

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    Area of Science:

    • Pharmacy Education
    • Faculty Development
    • Higher Education

    Background:

    • Pharmacy practice faculty roles are complex, often requiring development beyond initial training.
    • Increased demand for pharmacy educators necessitates robust faculty development programs.
    • Existing faculty face diverse demands impacting job satisfaction and retention.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To describe a comprehensive faculty development program for pharmacy practice faculty.
    • To enhance faculty satisfaction, retention, and productivity.
    • To provide a framework for designing and implementing faculty development programs.

    Main Methods:

    • The White Paper outlines a program structure including orientation, mentoring, and sustained development.
    • Key content areas cover institutional understanding, teaching, scholarship, practice, and professional skills.
    • A general framework is provided for customization by institutions.

    Main Results:

    • A structured, multi-component program can address the multifaceted needs of pharmacy practice faculty.
    • Targeted development across various domains facilitates career growth.
    • The proposed framework supports institutional adaptation to faculty needs.

    Conclusions:

    • Comprehensive faculty development is essential for supporting pharmacy practice faculty throughout their careers.
    • Implementing such programs can improve faculty engagement and institutional effectiveness.
    • The described framework offers a scalable model for pharmacy schools.