Planting Faculty Seed

During the last decade, the profession has experienced a shortage of pharmacists to meet the ever-increasing demand for pharmacy services. Coexistent with this, the increase in practitioner salaries has made entry into professional practice economically more attractive than entering an academic care...

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Published in:American journal of pharmaceutical education 2005-01, Vol.69, p.C1
Main Author: Carter, Rodney A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Career Development
Class Size
College professors
Colleges & universities
Job Satisfaction
Occupational Aspiration
Occupational choice
Pharmacy
Program Proposals
Research Proposals
Teaching Methods
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Summary:During the last decade, the profession has experienced a shortage of pharmacists to meet the ever-increasing demand for pharmacy services. Coexistent with this, the increase in practitioner salaries has made entry into professional practice economically more attractive than entering an academic career, putting even further pressure on an already strained faculty pool.
ISSN:0002-9459
1553-6467