Overview
A Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy education spans four years and offers a comprehensive scientific education, leading to potential employment opportunities in various scientific fields. Graduates can find work in higher education institutions, community pharmacies, hospitals, government agencies, research facilities, public health, and the pharmaceutical industry. The program should cover a wide range of topics, including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, household hazardous substances, drug delivery devices, and veterinary medicines.
Logo
The AMCC Pharmacy logo represents professionalism, compassion, honor, respect, and having responsibility in medication-related care for the purpose of achieving outcomes that improve a patient’s quality of life.
Mission
To generate exceptional and God-fearing pharmacy graduates who shall provide quality care and service to patients and communities while exhibiting a lifelong commitment to personal and professional development.
Vision
A leading pharmacy education program that produces God-fearing, proactive, and expert pharmacists in drug research and development and in providing quality patient care through optimal use.
Objectives
The Pharmacy Department is committed to:
1. Provide thorough academic mentoring utilizing effective and dynamic teaching-learning strategies to create a strong theoretical and practical foundation in pharmacy.
2. Provide extensive clinical experience in various fields of pharmacy to equip the students for the actual pharmacy practice.
3. Direct pharmacy students to develop practical and community-responsive research outputs to train them to become proactive professionals that are able to contribute to the library of knowledge and to society as a whole.
4. Encourage participation in national and international research fora, conventions, and training programs for updates in the evolving world of pharmacy.
5. Train students in organizing and participating in community extension programs to develop their sense of social responsibility and strengthen their clinical experience.
6. Provide curricular and extra-curricular programs that strengthen the spiritual formation.
Department Faculty
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| Darmi Wena Maquilan, RPh Chairperson |
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| Mae Lee T. Agoo, RPh, MSc | Ailene Anit, RPh | Cristy Bayola, RPh | Jurimer Demecillo, RPh |
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| Flordeliza Jamen, RPh | Ramil Maglinte, RPh | Charity Redaniel, RPh, MSc | Daisy Daroy, RPh |
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| Patricia Jarabe, RPh | |||
Department Activities
Spiritual Activities
Community Extension Services
Social Activities
Academic Activities