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Pharmacists are pursuing board certification to enhance their professional value in a competitive job market. Over 15,000 pharmacists hold certifications, with interest in these programs expected to grow.

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Pharmacy Practice
Professional Development

Background:

The job market for pharmacists is becoming more competitive.
Pharmacists are seeking methods to enhance their employability and showcase clinical expertise.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the growing trend of pharmacist certification.
To inform about available certification pathways for pharmacists.

Main Methods:

Review of available pharmacy specialty certification programs.
Identification of multidisciplinary certification options for pharmacists.

Main Results:

The Board of Pharmacy Specialties offers six certification programs.
The Commission for Certification in Geriatric Pharmacy provides geriatric pharmacy practice certification.
Over 15,000 pharmacists have obtained board certification.
Multidisciplinary certifications, like Certified Diabetes Educator, are accessible.

Conclusions:

Pharmacist certification is a growing area of professional development.
Increased interest in certification programs is anticipated due to market demands.