NDSU offers new streamlined pharmacy admission option
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DEVILS LAKE - NDSU is offering a new streamlined School of Pharmacy admission option to students through a Post-Baccalaureate Admissions Pathway.
Students who graduate as of May 2021 in a health or STEM field are eligible for the program if they meet criteria. The goal is to attract qualified students who may already have a strong background in health sciences or STEM who are interested in a pathway to achieve a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.
“Criteria and qualifications remain in place to enter the program and attract qualified students who want to pursue their Pharm.D. degree,” said Charles D. Peterson, dean of the School of Pharmacy and College of Health Professions at NDSU.
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As the world is more focused than ever on the importance of medical professionals, local high school students are gaining more opportunities to explore and experience the growing healthcare industry. Pima JTED, a technical education district comprising 14 local high schools, is expanding its Health Care Professions program with two new options: Comprehensive Health Care Technician and Pharmacy Technician.Â
For Pima JTED Health Care Professions program manager Beth Francis, the expansion is a long time coming, and especially critical in the time of COVID.
âIâd been thinking of this for maybe three to five years,â Francis said. âAnd then COVID hit and I was trying to be very creative with programs we could do virtually and then move into a hybrid learning model where the kids can gain their skills and then still be competent and have patient safety in mind.âÂ
Short Biography of the late Dr. Emmanuel Komla Adinkra: SUNRISE April 3 1930 - SUNSET March 11 2020 Listen to article But we do not want you to be uninformed, brothers and sisters, about those who have died, so that you may not grieve as others do who have no hope. For since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so, through Jesus, God will bring with him those who have died. 1 Thessalonians 4:13-14
Dr. Emmanuel Komla Adinkra, affectionately called ‘Doctor’ was born on April 3, 1930. He was one of the beloved sons of the Late Mr. Ebenezer Adinkra and Madame Grace Adinkra, hardworking farmers all of blessed memory and a native of a small village, now town known as Sokode Bagble in the Ho Municipality.
TRC Healthcare Expands Clinician Education Offerings Through Acquisition of NetCE
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DENVER, March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ TRC
® Healthcare (Therapeutic Research Center or TRC®), a leading provider of medication advisory and learning solutions, announced today the acquisition of NetCE, an industry leading continuing education platform specializing in the education of nurses, physicians, and mental health professionals. Each year 425,000 healthcare professionals rely on NetCE s proprietary content library to fulfill state-mandated education requirements and to maintain their license.
This acquisition brings together two best-in-class companies to create a larger organization with over one million end-users, 350+ retail pharmacy clients representing nearly 50,000 locations, and 800+ health system clients representing nearly 2,000 hospitals.