College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Preceptor
Pharmacy Preceptors
Welcome to the Sullivan University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences preceptor homepage! Information is available on this site for all preceptors of Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience, Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience and Pharmacy Technician Externship for the Sullivan University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. If you have difficulty navigating or have additional questions, please don't hesitate to contact our office.
Office of Experiential Education
Sullivan University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
2100 Gardiner Lane
Louisville, KY 40205
Phone: 502-413-8636
Fax: 502-493-8980 (FAX)
Email: oee@sullivan.edu
Preceptor Information
Preceptor Application
Pharmacist preceptors must be licensed pharmacists who:
- Have completed an ASHP-accredited PGY1 and/or PGY2 residency OR
- Without completion of an ASHP_accredited residency, have one or more years of pharmacy practice experience and be recognized by their respective State Board of Pharmacy as a preceptor (if applicable)
- In good standing with the profession and other health care professionals in the community.
Pharmacy technician preceptors must be certified technicians who:
- Follow the registration laws for the state in which they practice
- Demonstrate contribution and commitment to pharmacy practice and patient care, and have at least three years experience in the type of pharmacy setting for which they are training students.
Preceptor Responsibilities and Performance Expectations
Demonstrate a desire and aptitude for teaching that includes the important roles necessary for teaching clinical problem solving including instructing, modeling, coaching/mentoring, and facilitating.
- Serve as a role model for students and other pharmacy practitioners
- Provide learning experiences in accordance with SUCOP, ACPE, and ASHP standards
- Demonstrate practice expertise, preceptor skills, and strive to continuously improve
Benefits of Being a Preceptor
- Access to Sullivan University library resources and the Health Sciences Portal
- Free continuing education credit for preceptor development
- Appointment as a Clinical Faculty member of the College with the potential for promotion
- Access to an online preceptor manual
- Annual preceptor awards recognition
- Student pharmacist involvement and contributions at your practice site
Current Preceptors
E*Value is the experiential management system that is used for scheduling, evaluation and housing demographic data for students and preceptors
Once an appointment is made as Clinical Faculty Preceptor and a preceptor has been entered into the E*Value system by the Office of Experiential Education, an email with login instructions, password, etc, will be sent to the preceptor.
If you have not received or have forgotten this password, please contact Yolanda Long, Administrative Assistant for Experiential Education, at ylong@sullivan.edu or (502) 413-8634.
CEImpact offers an entire library of programs of practical tools to help Preceptors engage students and residents and make the most of their teaching site. CEImpact's Preceptor Library includes a series of online, interactive educational activities that meet ACPE standards for education and professional development of preceptors. Including a monthly online journal club discussion - Login to Learn (L2L) - that allows preceptors and students to review and evaluate a clinical, primary literature article. Login To Learn is a LIVE webinar on the second Wednesday of every month from 12noon - 1:00pm (central).
As a preceptor you can:
- Participate in activities at your convenience within your schedule
- Choose from a selection of activities that meet your professional development needs
- Enhance your ability to integrate student pharmacists
- Benefit from an online journal club for participation with your students
Active preceptors have full access to the Sullivan University library resources including multiple databases, full-text journals, search engines, and more. To receive your password, please contact Yolanda Long a ylong@sullivan.edu. If you are having difficulty navigating the resource page, please contact Amber Cann at acann@sullivan.edu.
Resources and Quick Links:
- Library Resources
- Access CEImpact through E*Value
- 2018-2019 Preceptor Handbook
- Submit a Drug Information Request
Getting Involved
At SUCOP, we value the input and participation of our faculty preceptors in the events of the college. There are several ways for preceptors to connect with the college.
Admissions
Preceptors are invited to participate in the interview process for new student applicants. If you are interested in participating in the interview process, please contact Dale English at denglish@sullivan.edu.
Co-curricular Activities
Interested in helping with one of the student organizations? We welcome preceptors to serve as liaisons between the student chapter and state/national chapters. Additionally, preceptors are welcome to provide mentorship to student organizations or precept students at community outreach events. If you are interested, please contact Stacy Miller at slmiller@sullivan.edu.
Committees
Preceptors serve on committees at SUCOP. Appointments for committees are made at the beginning of each academic year.
Third Year Student Project Mentor
During the final year at SUCOP, students are required to complete a 3rd-year project that is either a research project, business plan project or clinical seminar. If you would like to mentor a student for their 3rd-year project, please contact Misty Stutz at mstutz@sullivan.edu.
Teaching
There are several opportunities for teaching in the SUCOP curriculum. If you are interested in teaching in the program, please provide a CV with your topic interest to Misty Stutz at mstutz@sullivan.edu.
FAQ's
Quick Links
Experiential Course Information
Introductory Pharmacy Practice Information (IPPE)
- Summer IPPE Community Syllabus 2017
- Fall IPPE Community Syllabus 2017
- Winter IPPE Community Syllabus 2018
- Spring IPPE Community Syllabus 2108
- NEW IPPE Community Checklist
- IPPE Community Mid-Point Evaluation
- IPPE Community Final Evaluation
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Information (APPE)
- Ambulatory Care Syllabus
- Ambulatory Care Competency Checklist
- Community Pharmacy Syllabus
- Community Pharmacy Competency Checklist
- Inpatient/General Medicine Syllabus
- Inpatient/General Medicine Competency Checklist
- Hospital/Health Systems Syllabus
- Hospital/Health Systems Competency Checklist
- APPE Mid-Point Evaluation
- APPE Final Evaluation
Pharmacists' Patient Care Process
Other Information
- University of Louisville Hospital Residency
- KentuckyOne Health Jewish Hospital Pharmacy Residency
- Baptist Health
- Norton Healthcare Pharmacy
- E*Value
- CEImpact
- Accreditation for Pharmacy Education