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Duquesne University training hundreds of students, pharmacists to meet exploding need for Covid vaccines As the Covid vaccination campaign ramps up locally and worldwide somebody is going to have to give out all of those shots. Duquesne University’s highly regarded School of Pharmacy is attempting to help fill this void, as fast as possible, with a unique online vaccination certification course. “Pharmacists were telling us that they had trouble finding any place that was offering the certification,” says Dr. Tiffany Hatcher, assistant professor of pharmacy at Duquesne. “We also saw an increasing number of hospital and health center pharmacists, who are not usually responsible for vaccinations, ask for it. We were one of the only schools offering this training.” ....
Hundreds of students and pharmacists trained to deliver vaccines. February 1, 2021 PHOTOS COURTESY DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY Duquesne is training hundreds of pharmacists and pharmacy students to deliver COVID-19 vaccinations. This university is offering the American Pharmacist Association Pharmacy Based Immunization Delivery program, a 20-hour certificate training program that prepares pharmacists to safely administer vaccines. “As the first phase of vaccinations are completed and the vaccine becomes more widely available, there will be a large need for pharmacists and other health professionals to provide vaccinations to the public,” says Tiffany Hatcher, assistant professor of pharmacy at Duquesne, in a press release. Since the beginning of 2021, Duquesne has provided this training to more than 400 pharmacy students, who can give vaccinations under the supervision of an authorized pharmacist. ....