Welcome to the School of Pharmacy
School of Pharmacy Mission: | ||||
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School of Pharmacy Vision:
Our Vision recognizes Belmont University School of Pharmacy faculty and staff responsibilities to the discipline of pharmacy, to the health of our communities, and to Belmont University.
To become a nationally-recognized practice and leadership center in pharmacy education, scholarship, patient-centric care and service. We see ourselves as a prominent resource for training and supporting competent, compassionate practitioners with a passion for life-long professional improvement and service to the profession and patients.
School of Pharmacy Structure
Fulfilling the School of Pharmacy mission and vision requires a solid philosophical foundation upon which are placed clear, mission-relevant goals. Belmont University School of Pharmacy faculty and staff have established four fundamental service pillars and associated goals to guide all aspects of the Belmont University School of Pharmacy:
- Management: Successful pharmacists require more than a base in the science of pharmacy; long-term career success and responsible patient care requires more-than-passing training in the art and science of management. This is one of the profession's greatest needs.
Informatics: Information systems infuse all aspects of health care delivery; career competence requires that ability to use and to develop systems that integrate and extend current and emerging technologies.- Pharmacotherapy: Contemporary health care is a team-based, complex enterprise; professional effectiveness requires knowledge of and longitudinal experience collaborating with multiple health care partners to navigate the complexity of the health care system so that all patients receive exceptional care.
- Missions: Pharmacy is about serving others and what distinguishes fully-developed pharmacists is the extent to which concern for others and a service commitment infuses all aspects of the pharmacist's life; leadership in the profession and one's community requires understanding of and a commitment to health care access and equity for underserved populations.
 | Belmont University School of Pharmacy welcomed its inaugural class in the Fall of 2008. The pharmacy program joins Belmont’s nursing, social work, physical therapy and occupational therapy programs, available in the Gordon E. Inman College of Health Sciences & Nursing. |
