Assistant professor Dr. Varner shares her experiences as an educator and offers advice to those considering careers in pharmacy.
Dr. Champion, assistant professor in the department of pharmacy practice at PCOM Georgia, offers advice for students considering careers in pharmacy.
PCOM Georgia's Dr. Khaki explains how a career in pharmacy education allows her to work in simultaneously in academics and healthcare.
The conventions allow pharmacists and students to network with fellow Georgian health professionals and learn about the field's newest technologies and products.
Three PCOM School of Pharmacy students were chosen as interns to tour the facility and learn about residencies and career opportunities.
PCOM Georgia's Zeta Rho Chapter won 'Top Performing Chapter' at the pharmaceutical fraternity's annual meeting.
PCOM PharmD students and residents attended the annual conference in Las Vegas to present their research posters.
The Winter 2019 issue of the School of Pharmacy Student Council's PharmDigest newsletter features multiple conferences and community service events.
Osteopathic medicine and Pharmacy students donned the traditional garb during ceremonies in front of family and friends.
Assistant professor Dr. Ling offers guidance for potential medical students, encouraging them to explore what pharmacy means to them.
The nuclear pharmacist compounds radiopharmaceuticals for nuclear medicine departments and outpatient diagnostic clinics for the diagnosis and staging of cancer or metabolic function of target organs.
Aspiring pharmacists who are students at Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) in Lawrenceville will be eligible to earn doctoral degrees a year early thanks to an agreement between GGC and PCOM Georgia.
Dr. Samuel shares why she chose a career as an educator and offers advice for those considering careers in pharmacy.
In partnership with WellStar North Fulton, Drs. Megan Boudouin and Bradley McCoul will serve as clinical instructors and be exposed to patient care.
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) students seeking careers as pharmacists can earn their doctoral degrees a year early.
