Masters in Advanced Pharmacotherapy

The program teaches specialized skills, values ​​and attitudes to provide advanced practice pharmaceutical care.

It also makes it possible to contribute to carrying out research in a pharmaceutical practice setting.
Goals: The master's degree in advanced pharmacotherapy enables the pharmacist to acquire and apply skills in advanced pharmacotherapy and to develop their leadership and creativity. Graduates of this program will have roles in providing complex pharmaceutical care in an interdisciplinary setting, improving medication use systems, and participating in the development and execution of research projects in the areas of pharmacy practice in inpatient and outpatient facilities.

Strengths:

• High-level teaching by professors and pharmacists whose expertise is recognized.
• Much of the last three terms devoted to providing care in inpatient and outpatient settings, within an interdisciplinary team, and in faculty-accredited training settings (residency year).
• A scholarship offered to all candidates admitted to the Practice option in a health establishment.