Make a Positive Impact as a Medication Expert
Our postgraduate training match rates have consistently surpassed the national average, with the Class of 2024 achieving a 96% postgraduate training match rate for PGY1 residency programs.
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About MCW's 3-Year Accelerated PharmD Program
Key Location
The MCW School of Pharmacy is located on a premier academic medical center campus
Valuable Collaboration
Partnerships with Froedtert Hospital, Children's Wisconsin and the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center
Hands-On Experience
Clinical experiences begin in the second quarter of your first year and continue weekly
What our Alumni Say about the Impact Pharmacists Can Make
"During the MCW PharmD program, I learned that I really enjoyed the clinical aspect of pharmacy — being able to take input from a team of doctors and nurses, assess labs and cultures, think about what works best for the patient’s lifestyle and socioeconomic position. You’re helping put the puzzle pieces together and figuring out what will work best to keep your patients healthy."
Alberto Aranda Jr., PharmD (Class of 2023)
PGY-2 Internal Medicine Pharmacy Resident at Hennepin County Medical Center - Minneapolis
"Working in clinical development, being able to see the improvements we've made and new treatments we've brought to patients is exciting for me. There are so many diseases that leave people with a poor quality of life. Having an awareness that I'm part of the team that impacts them is rewarding."
Erik Everton, PharmD, Rph (class of 2020)
Associate Principal Scientist in Oncology at Merck
"Some research indicates that more than half of individuals who struggle with mental health conditions in their lifetime start experiencing symptoms before the age of 14. The problem with that is the average length of time between symptoms appearing and the start of treatment is more than 10 years. At Children's Wisconsin, we're working to address that gap in mental health services."
Rachael Jaszczenski, PharmD (Class of 2021)
Pediatric Pharmacist at Children's Wisconsin
Pharmacists Make an Impact on Pediatric Mental Health
