This two-year training experience provides the learner with the opportunity to engage in advocacy and practice development across Ohio and the U.S. and the opportunity to complete a two-year master’s degree during the fellowship in an area most suited to the candidate is an option, but not required with the fellowship. Graduates of this program will be prepared to become leaders in practice advancement and advocacy through research, education, service and practice.
Based in Columbus, Ohio at The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy, the fellow will promote the advancement of the pharmacy profession through community-based pharmacy and advocacy research, teaching, and practice development. This program provides teaching experience through course development, individualized and small-group mentoring, experiential teaching and large classroom teaching, as well as innovative methods of advocacy and knowledge transfer. A practice component involving direct patient care will be determined based on the candidate’s interest, experience and opportunities.
