Areas of Excellence
Our faculty seeks to achieve excellence in the delivery, analysis, and teaching of pharmacotherapeutics through the graduate programs in CET and PCA as well as providing pharmaceutical care to Georgia residents through our programs in MAP, and Disaster Preparedness.
Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics (CET)
The Program in Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics is to provide graduate training in therapeutics-related research that directly connects the basic science laboratory with the clinical practice setting.
Pharmacy Care Administration (PCA)
The Pharmacy Care Administration (PCA) graduate program of the Department of Clinical & Administrative Pharmacy is designed as an interdisciplinary program leading to the Ph.D. degree.
MAP
The Medication Access Program (MAP) was developed for solid organ transplant recipients who reside in the State of Georgia.
This program is made possible through the generous support of the Carlos and Marguerite Mason Trust Fund. MAP is administered by faculty and staff at the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy.
Visit MAP on the web at www.mapuga.com »
Disaster Preparedness
Early in 2001, MCG and the University of Georgia began to form disaster education programs, that began to attract more attention after the events of the fall of 2001. With the prospect of terrorism looming, the demand for nationally recognized courses in all-hazards training has increased.
The aforementioned academic institutions, agreed to assimilate their pre-existing ADLS™ educational programs under a federal appropriation managed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
To meet this established need the National Disaster Life Support Educational Consortium™ was formed. The advisory board consists of international and domestic leaders in disaster management.