CLINICAL PRACTICE I

Catalog description

Integration of knowledge and skills acquired in a real scenario to facilitate the development and application of internal core competencies needed to serve as a Pharmacy Technician. The internship takes place in a community pharmacy, chain or institutional or a combination of these and it will be supervised by a licensed pharmacist duly authorized by the Pharmacy Examining Board, as stipulated by Law #247 of the Pharmacy Law of Puerto Rico. The total hours required for this term is three hundred (300) hours. The student must complete a total of three (3) contact hours each week.