Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

The Pharmacist is a vital member of the healthcare team as the foremost drug information expert. They’re knowledgeable about the complexity of modern medication and the implications of natural herbals and traditional medicine. Pharmacists communicate with patients and other members of the healthcare team to deliver safe and effective therapy. They’re advocates for the patient's welfare, leaders in the community, and contributors to research and the sciences.

The Doctor of Pharmacy Degree (PharmD) requires prerequisite coursework equaling 72 semester credits (108 quarter credits) that equate a two to three-year completed program before the admission to the Sullivan University program. The Sullivan University PharmD consists of a three-calendar-year professional program offered at the Louisville campus.

At Sullivan University’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, we pride ourselves on offering a quality, educational experience with the end goal of graduating top-tier pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and physician assistants.

The College hosts diverse and experienced faculty who engage with students both in the classroom and their clinical experiences. Technology is utilized to enhance the student experience through our learning management system, virtual electronic health record, lecture recording, and electronic assessments. We also have an extensive health science library to support students in the most up-to-date literature and health information. Our faculty and staff promote family culture, and our low student-to-faculty ratios are conducive to personal instruction and advising. Additionally, our community relationships allow us to offer premier clinical sites, ensuring students get quality, hands-on experience. If you’re ready to launch your career, then Sullivan College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is the place for you!