Woster research an awardee in Sickle Cell Disease/Advancing Cures funding; fast-track research focused on developing a new gene-modifying sickle cell disease treatment at MUSC could lead to human clinical trials in as few as three years.
The College of Pharmacy at the Medical University of South Carolina provides a premier pharmacy education leveraging the innovative inter-professional learning opportunities offered at South Carolina’s only comprehensive academic health center with a full range of programs in the biomedical sciences.
MUSC pharmacy students immersed themselves in compounding during a special boot camp on campus February 23-24. Twenty-seven students participated in the Professional Compounding Centers of America (PCCA) Boot Camp, an intensive two-day session that furthered their compounding training.
The MUSC College of Pharmacy Alumni Ambassador Program was a big part of the fall recruiting campaign, in which the College was represented at formal recruitment events at Clemson, UGA, Furman, USC, North Carolina State, the Atlanta University Center and many more. Contact Abby Grady for information.
The 2018 Medisca Student Pharmacist Compounding Competition winners are Meghan White, Zach Posey and Ryan Rosenblatt. The team will go on to represent MUSC in the eighth annual national competition, held March 17-18, which includes a practical lab, a Q-and-A, a presentation and a compounding challenge.
All incoming students are required to comply with MUSC Student Health Services immunization requirements.The 2018-2019 Student Health Packet will be distributed via email to all incoming students by Student Health Services in June.
All full time MUSC students are required to carry health insurance. Students have the option of continuing coverage under their parents or spouse's policy, purchasing a private policy, or enrolling in the student insurance plan. Student Health Services provides answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions about the MUSC Student Health Insurance Plan.
If you still have questions after reading the directions and the pre-matriculation forms carefully, please email one of the following, as the Student Health Office is currently unable to answer immunization questions by phone at this time.
Chris Ann Earl: harmonca@musc.edu
English Brown: adame@musc.edu
Dorothy Roper: roperd@musc.edu
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Abby Grady, assistant director of college relations, and pharmacy students Adrienne Busch ’21, Makayla Dudley ’20 and Ashley Mitchell ’20 hosted the College’s first “Future Pharmacist Academy” with Horizons at Ashley Hall (HAH) on July 18....Read more...
