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Post-doctoral education for pharmacy practice faculty.

Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy

|April 1, 1984

Summary

Post-doctoral training is crucial for academic pharmacy careers, equipping individuals with essential research skills. These programs benefit trainees, pharmacy colleges, and the profession by developing necessary expertise.

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Area of Science:

Pharmacy education
Academic medicine

Background:

Post-doctoral training is increasingly vital for faculty positions in pharmacy practice.
Academic environments require specialized research skills for growth.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the importance of post-doctoral training for academic pharmacy.
To discuss the impact of these programs on individuals, institutions, and the profession.

Main Methods:

Literature review and expert opinion synthesis.
Analysis of the role of post-doctoral programs in academic development.

Main Results:

Post-doctoral training is the most appropriate method for acquiring necessary research skills.
Programs positively impact trainees, colleges of pharmacy, and the overall profession.

Conclusions:

Enhanced post-doctoral training is essential for producing a skilled workforce in academic pharmacy.
Suggestions are provided to improve current training levels.

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