We have maintained and strengthened our leadership position, introducing new degree programs in pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacy administration, and the nation’s first and only weekend Pharm.D. program and Health Care Supply Chain Management program.

The LECOM Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) Degree Program provides a solid background in patient-centered care and prepares its Pharm.D. graduates to become effective members of the health care team for all areas of practice.

The State Board of Pharmacy regulates the practice of pharmacy in Pennsylvania.  The Board registers pharmacy interns and licenses pharmacists and pharmacies. The Board is charged with passing upon initial qualifications for licensure and with imposing sanctions against persons and businesses who violate the Pharmacy Act.

The Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association is a professional membership society of registered pharmacists, student pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and others who reside, work, attend college, or are interested in pharmacy in  Pennsylvania.

Temple's Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program meets the professional challenges of all areas of pharmacy practice. Our guiding philosophy is to inculcate values necessary for students to serve society as caring, ethical, and learning professionals while making them enlightened citizens.

This new Pennsylvania state government Web site makes it even easier to find what you’re looking for. Need to renew your driver’s license. Link to PennDOT from the Live section. Want to tell your legislators what you think? Click on Government and get started. Opening a business in PA? Go to Work - you’ll be impressed by all the resources to help you.

Today, the School of Pharmacy is a leader in research, with endeavors ranging from patient care outcomes and human clinical research to research in molecular genetics. The School of Pharmacy is home to four centers: the Center for Pharmacogenetics, the Center for Education and Drug Abuse Research (CEDAR), the Pharmacodynamic Research Center, and the Center for Innovation in Health Care.

USP’s Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program will develop your skills in one of the fastest-growing and most important professions in health care. Pharmacy blends science and patient care to create a challenging, fulfilling profession.

The primary mission of Wilkes University School of Pharmacy is to provide a dynamic, challenging and comprehensive curriculum, focused on the future, that will serve as the foundation for life long learning and practice.