Overview

As part of the Pharm.D. curriculum, students are required to complete both Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences (IPPE) and Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPE). Detailed information on the experiential components of the Pharm.D. program can be found on the Pharm.D. program page. The Office of Experiential Education (OEE) in the College works closely with Pharm.D. students to match them with introductory and advanced practice experiences that align with their prior work experience and future career goals.

For more information, contact Dr. Brett Feret, Director of Experiential Education.

Contact

Erica Estus, Pharm.D., BCGP

Clinical Professor

Office: 225D

401.874.7638
estus@uri.edu

Brett Feret, Pharm.D.

Clinical Professor, Director of Experiential Education

Office: 225C

401.874.2320
bferet@uri.edu

Sarah Gallo, M.S.

Coordinator, Pharmacy/Professional Experiential Programs

Office: 215B

401.874.5006
sarah_gallo@uri.edu

Elizabeth St. Louis, Pharm.D.

Director, Co-Curriculum and Experiential Engagement

Office: 215B

401.874.5418
estlouis@uri.edu

Cheryl Grasso

Data Control Clerk, Administrative and Student Support

Office: 225A

401.874.5004
cgrasso@uri.edu

CORE ELMS

CORE ELMS

CORE ELMS is the Experiential Learning Management System (ELMS Software) that our office uses to manage our rotations and online resources. Students and preceptors access the system to document and track their experiential education progress.

B.S.P.S

We recognize that hands-on experience is just as important as the knowledge-based learning gained in the classroom. Required laboratory courses will provide broad and consistent training for all students. Experiences in companies or faculty research labs are optional, but highly encouraged and supported by the program.

Students in the B.S.P.S. program receive support in pursuing internships through the program faculty.

Contact

Philip Marchetti

Academic Advisor

University College for Academic Success (UCAS)