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The Experiential Programs Office provides quality and innovative education and training for Preceptors, Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, and other health care providers.
Our goal is to provide a diverse portfolio of course offerings that reach across interprofessional platforms, and will enhance the practitioner’s daily practice as well as the student or resident’s learning experience all the while enriching their patients’ lives.
Texas State Board of Pharmacy Preceptor Requirements
To become a preceptor in Texas, you must meet all requirements established by section 283.6 of the Texas Pharmacy Rules. You must have three (3) hours of continuing pharmacy education every two (2) years that is specific to precepting. For additional information, please refer to: TSBP Agreement for Certification as a Preceptor
How to Become a Preceptor at TTUHSC Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy
If you are interested in becoming a preceptor for TTUHSC Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy students and have met all state board requirements, please complete the Site Profile Form and then send to Jean Haynes (jean.haynes@ttuhsc.edu)
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Jean Haynes
Senior Director, Experiential Programs
TTUHSC Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy
1300 S. Coulter St., Suite 2210
Amarillo, TX 79106
Phone: (806) 414-9297
Fax: (806) 356-4740
Email: jean.haynes@ttuhsc.edu
Continuing Pharmacy Education Mission & Goals
As part of the Office of Experiential Programs, the continuing education initiatives include identifying the educational needs of pharmacists with a focus on Pharmacist preceptor education.
Mission for the Office of Continuing Education:
- Continuing Pharmacy Education exists to serve the educational needs of practicing pharmacists and pharmacy technicians nationwide. The Mission of the Office of Continuing Education is to produce quality CPE programs that enhance the knowledge and skills of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians through knowledge, application and certificate programs.
- By utilizing, innovative advanced technology the Office’s CPE programs span across the nation reaching several locations simultaneously.This technology assists more pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in maintaining their basic knowledge as well as, learning new advances in comprehensive medication use management, AIDS therapy, pharmacy law, general pharmacy, patient safety and preceptor training to include an interprofessional audience.
The goals for continuing education are:
- To enhance quality and accessibility of Pharmacist and Pharmacy Technician education and training activities offered.
- Develop continuing education activities utilizing innovative mediums;
- Become nationally and internationally recognized for our preceptor development activities.
- To provide affordable and practical pharmacy education in addition to precepting activities, through sole accreditation or joint-provider accreditation on a wide range of topics including: Pharmacy Law, Immunization Certification, Sterile Compounding Certification, Prescribing and Monitoring of Controlled Substances, Mental Health, Pain Management, General Pharmacy, and Patient Safety that will satisfy an individual’s personal and professional goals as well as, requirements set by their respective state boards.
- Utilize pre-assessments and surveys to measure the outcomes of activities, including the prior knowledge of the participant on the given subject matter, quality of speakers, educational setting, activity content, and the effect on the participant’s practice and/or patient care following the activity.
- Employ advanced technology as a teaching method to connect locations across the nation for simultaneous live learning as well as, computer-based activities with an international reach.