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The Office of Experiential Education
Improving patient care by optimizing the clinical training of student pharmacists
The Office of Experiential Education has been busy with a the San Fernando Valley, and will happen again on March
variety of events. On October 15, 2015, we hosted our 4th 23rd in San Diego, and May 10th in Orange County. We
Annual Rotations Fair, which brings in preceptors who offer hope to see you at one of these programs!!
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences rotations for our We also have a set of 1-hour CE programs which are perfect
3rd and 4th year student pharmacists. This allows them a for smaller groups. If you have 10 or more pharmacists who
chance to answer questions from the 3rd year student participate in precepting, we can hold a CE program just for
pharmacists shortly before they are going to rank their you. Send us an email if you are interested
preferences for these very important rotations.
(oee@westernu.edu).
On February 11th we started our next series of 2 hour live Be sure to bookmark our website and check back frequently
CE programs as part of our comprehensive preceptor for upcoming opportunities.
development programs. This program was held on campus,
and repeated on February 17th in the Universal City area of http://www.westernu.edu/pharmacy-oee
Below left and center: Rotations Fair, October 15, 2015 Below right: Preceptor development continuing education
Introducing Patricia Carrillo, Rotations Director
Patricia Carrillo joined the College of Pharmacy in August 2015 as the Rotations Director for
APPE for the Office of Experiential Education. She oversees and monitors all administrative
responsibilities of the APPE program for the College of Pharmacy. She supports the educational
needs and clinical curriculum of the College by overseeing and scheduling pharmacy students for
their onsite clinical training. Patricia earned her Bachelors degree in Sociology at University of
California, Irvine and earned her Masters degree in Social Work at Washington University in St.
Louis. Patricia joins the College of Pharmacy with extensive experience in student programs in
higher education and a passion for student development.
“During these last six months I’ve had the opportunity to work with many
of you and have found an enormous amount of dedication to the field of
Pharmacy. I look forward to working with all of you in continuing to
positively shape future Pharmacists.”
WesternU, College of Pharmacy 23
Improving patient care by optimizing the clinical training of student pharmacists
The Office of Experiential Education has been busy with a the San Fernando Valley, and will happen again on March
variety of events. On October 15, 2015, we hosted our 4th 23rd in San Diego, and May 10th in Orange County. We
Annual Rotations Fair, which brings in preceptors who offer hope to see you at one of these programs!!
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences rotations for our We also have a set of 1-hour CE programs which are perfect
3rd and 4th year student pharmacists. This allows them a for smaller groups. If you have 10 or more pharmacists who
chance to answer questions from the 3rd year student participate in precepting, we can hold a CE program just for
pharmacists shortly before they are going to rank their you. Send us an email if you are interested
preferences for these very important rotations.
(oee@westernu.edu).
On February 11th we started our next series of 2 hour live Be sure to bookmark our website and check back frequently
CE programs as part of our comprehensive preceptor for upcoming opportunities.
development programs. This program was held on campus,
and repeated on February 17th in the Universal City area of http://www.westernu.edu/pharmacy-oee
Below left and center: Rotations Fair, October 15, 2015 Below right: Preceptor development continuing education
Introducing Patricia Carrillo, Rotations Director
Patricia Carrillo joined the College of Pharmacy in August 2015 as the Rotations Director for
APPE for the Office of Experiential Education. She oversees and monitors all administrative
responsibilities of the APPE program for the College of Pharmacy. She supports the educational
needs and clinical curriculum of the College by overseeing and scheduling pharmacy students for
their onsite clinical training. Patricia earned her Bachelors degree in Sociology at University of
California, Irvine and earned her Masters degree in Social Work at Washington University in St.
Louis. Patricia joins the College of Pharmacy with extensive experience in student programs in
higher education and a passion for student development.
“During these last six months I’ve had the opportunity to work with many
of you and have found an enormous amount of dedication to the field of
Pharmacy. I look forward to working with all of you in continuing to
positively shape future Pharmacists.”
WesternU, College of Pharmacy 23
