PHRD-424: Pharmacy Fundamentals III: Leadership Development

The Pharmacy Fundamentals Series is designed to provide students with an in-depth look at the roles and responsibilities of pharmacists, including non-traditional pharmacy roles, pharmacy operations and management, and leadership. This course series will be taught through the lens of fostering cultural humility to effectively serve diverse patient populations. The purpose of this third course in the series is to equip student pharmacists with the essential leadership skills required to excel in the evolving landscape of pharmacy practice. Through interactive discussions, case studies, and self-reflection, student pharmacists will explore various leadership models with a particular focus on the integration of emotional intelligence into professional pharmacy practice. Utilizing effective communication, and self-awareness with team dynamics is essential for pharmacists as educators, clinicians, and integral members of interprofessional healthcare teams. Further emphasis is placed on the significance of political advocacy in shaping the future of the pharmacy profession. By the end of this course, student pharmacists will develop a deadership philosophy that is tailored to the pharmacy profession and have the foundational skills and conficence to thrive as leaders in the pharmacy community. Prerequisite: P2 standing. [ 2 credits ]