Professional Development Week (PDW) is an annual student conference hosted by a different pharmacy school each year. The conference connects students to leaders in the profession for a week of networking, education, and competition.
Each year the University of Waterloo hosts a Gradflix competition and invites graduate students across campus to submit a one-minute video about their research.
Waterloo Pharmacy students support unique interprofessional education event in London
When he was a young boy growing up in Burkina Faso, Yannick Traore’s dad didn’t like to buy him toys. Yannick had a habit of taking things apart just to figure out how to put them back together. Even as a child, he needed to understand how things worked.
Today, Yannick’s putting that curiosity to good use as a PhD candidate in Prof. Emmanuel Ho’s lab.
Last summer Rx2020 student Katie Flynn travelled to Tanzania, a country in east Africa, for co-op work term at Haydom Lutheran Hospital. Hear how the experience challenged Katie and altered her career path:
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John Kim never thought he’d land an intern job with the World Health Organization (WHO).
Heidi and the volunteer team sorting and conducting inventory on the clinic's medications.
Waterloo Pharmacy is pleased to announce that the Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Residency Program, jointly hosted by the School and the Centre for Family Medicine (CFFM) Family Health Team, has received full accreditation status from the Canadian Pharmacy Residency Board.
Last weekend the School of Pharmacy welcomed subject matter experts and key stakeholders in smoking cessation for the 2nd National Pharmacist-led Smoking Cessat