Pharmacy Fellow

Texas Tech University•Amarillo, TX

16h

About The Position

A Pharmacy Fellow provides teaching, precepting, research and scholarship, and advanced patient care under the supervision of a faculty member as part of the fellowship. The role includes contributing to PharmD instruction, maintaining a clinical or practice site with faculty preceptors, developing and disseminating scholarly work, supporting school and professional service, and pursuing structured professional and leadership development.

Requirements

Graduate of an ACPE-accredited pharmacy school.
Licensed to practice in Texas.
Completed a PGY1 Pharmacy Residency or have equivalent experience.

Responsibilities

Design, deliver, and assess instructional materials across classroom, online, hybrid, small-group, and laboratory modalities.
Serve as a co-instructor or lecturer in didactic PharmD courses.
Facilitate small-group discussions, active learning sessions, and laboratory exercises.
Precept and mentor pharmacy students during experiential learning rotations.
Participate in educational innovation, including hybrid learning through the Pioneer Pathway program using asynchronous, synchronous, and in-person modalities.
Participate in Immersion weeks one to two times per semester.
Engage in teaching development and seek feedback for continuous improvement.
Maintain a clinical or practice site in collaboration with faculty preceptors.
Provide patient care services consistent with the fellow’s expertise and licensure.
Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior in practice settings.
Develop and execute scholarship projects aligned with personal and professional interests.
Participate in study design, data collection, analysis, and dissemination of results.
Prepare abstracts, posters, and manuscripts for presentation or publication.
Contribute to the School of Pharmacy’s scholarship mission through innovation in teaching or practice.
Contribute to school and professional service activities.
Participate in community outreach and engagement activities supporting the school’s mission, such as precepting at free clinics and health fairs.
Represent the school and fellowship program at professional meetings and conferences, as available.
Engage in structured mentorship with faculty and administrative leaders.
Participate in seminars and workshops focused on academic career preparation, leadership, and communication.
Develop competencies in time management, curriculum development, and assessment methods.
Demonstrate initiative, accountability, and commitment to professional growth.