Hospital clinical pharmacy
Bedside clinical pharmacist roles in tertiary hospitals — therapeutic drug monitoring, patient counselling, drug-information services.
A three-year clinical doctorate for B.Pharmacy graduates — direct entry into the Pharm.D programme's clinical phase, leading to the same Pharm.D qualification.
Pharm.D (Post Baccalaureate) lets B.Pharmacy graduates convert their degree into the clinical Doctor of Pharmacy qualification. Students enter directly into the clinical phase of the Pharm.D curriculum, joining ward rounds and clinical postings from the first year.
The programme runs two years of academic instruction and clinical clerkships followed by a one-year hospital internship at affiliated tertiary-care facilities, closing with a clinical research project. Graduates earn the same Pharm.D title and are eligible for the same clinical, regulatory and academic roles.
Topic outline per year — actual subject codes follow the latest PCI / KU syllabus.
Pharmacotherapeutics · Hospital Pharmacy · Clinical Pharmacy · Clinical Toxicology · Biostatistics & Research Methodology
Clinical Pharmacokinetics & TDM · Clinical Research · Pharmacoepidemiology & Pharmacoeconomics · Clinical Pharmacy practice · Project work
Hospital internship (12 months) · Ward rounds across medicine, surgery and speciality units · Case-based learning under preceptor
Bedside clinical pharmacist roles in tertiary hospitals — therapeutic drug monitoring, patient counselling, drug-information services.
Clinical trial coordination and drug-safety surveillance at CROs and pharma companies.
Teaching positions and regulatory / medical-affairs roles in the pharmaceutical industry.
Pharm.D students rotate through these tertiary-care hospitals from year three onward.