Academic Pharmacists
Job Description
Academic pharmacists train future pharmacists and conduct research. They share pharmaceutical knowledge and information with other health care professionals and students. Academic pharmacists speak at industry events and contribute to science and education publications. They may have some direct contact with patients.
Academic Requirements
Becoming a member of the faculty at a college of pharmacy usually requires a postgraduate degree and/or training (e.g., Ph.D. degree or residency or fellowship training following the professional degree program).
Academic Pharmacists
$100
Thousand
or Higher
Average
Salary
Salary
Low
Patient
Interaction
Interaction
14%
Job
Growth
Growth




None
Blood
Interaction
Interaction
Doctoral or professional degree
Education
Required
Required
Macon Area Career and Technical Education Center
702 North MissouriMacon, 63552
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