American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Alumni Survey

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American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Alumni Survey 2018 Private School Summary Report September 2018 2018 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.

Total number of schools: 42 Total number of responses: 1,684 Response Rate: 9.8% 2018 Alumni Survey Private School Summary Report Section I: Demographic Questions 1. Year of Graduation: 2017 33.6% 566 2016 23.0% 387 2015 21.8% 367 2014 11.5% 193 2013 10.2% 171 2. Please check the option below that best describes the learning environment in which you were enrolled: Main campus 89.1% 1500 Distance/Satellite/Branch campus (enter city, state) 1 179 Web-based program 0.3% 5 3. In addition receiving your Pharm.D. degree, have you completed or are you currently pursuing any type of postgraduate education/training? Yes 37.5% 632 No 62.5% 1052 4. If the answer Question #3 above is "Yes"; please check all that apply. Master s; please specify type: N/A 152 Other Professional Docrate (JD, M.D., D.D.S.) N/A 11 Ph.D. N/A 6 Residency in Pharmacy Practice (any type) N/A 423 Specialty Residency (e.g., Drug Information, Pediatric, Primary care) N/A 175 Fellowship N/A 54 Other; please specify type: N/A 49 2

5. What is your level of involvement with the school or college? None 33.4% 562 Minimal 39.0% 656 Moderate 21.0% 354 Heavy 6.7% 112 6. To what extent are you employed in pharmacy? (Check all that apply) Part-time N/A 120 Full time (35 hrs & above) N/A 1456 Not currently practicing N/A 94 No longer in pharmacy profession N/A 13 Student (post graduate education/training) N/A 78 7. In which state are you primarily practicing?* NOT APPLICABLE 4.7% 79 Alabama (AL) 0.4% 6 Alaska (AK) 0.2% 4 American Samoa 0.1% 1 Arizona (AZ) 2.3% 38 Arkansas (AR) 1.2% 20 California (CA) 11.2% 187 Colorado (CO) 11 Connecticut (CT) 2.5% 42 Dist. of Columbia (DC) 11 Florida (FL) 4.7% 78 Georgia (GA) 4.4% 73 Illinois (IL) 3.1% 51 Indiana (IN) 9.2% 153 Iowa (IA) 12 Kansas (KS) 0.1% 2 Kentucky (KY) 1.0% 16 Louisiana (LA) 0.2% 4 Maine (ME) 0.1% 2 Maryland (MD) 2.2% 36 Massachusetts (MA) 2.2% 37 Michigan (MI) 1.0% 16 Minnesota (MN) 12 Mississippi (MS) 0.1% 1 Missouri (MO) 18 Nebraska (NE) 0.1% 2 3

Nevada (NV) 0.4% 7 New Hampshire (NH) 0.4% 6 New Jersey (NJ) 3.5% 59 New Mexico (NM) 0.2% 3 New York (NY) 9.9% 166 North Carolina (NC) 4.3% 72 North Dakota (ND) 0.1% 1 Ohio (OH) 4.3% 72 Oklahoma (OK) 0.1% 2 Oregon (OR) 1.2% 20 Pennsylvania (PA) 4.1% 68 Puer Rico 0.5% 8 Rhode Island (RI) 0.2% 4 South Carolina (SC) 11 South Dakota (SD) 0.1% 1 Tennessee (TN) 3.9% 66 Texas (TX) 5.4% 91 Utah (UT) 0.2% 3 Vermont (VT) 0.3% 5 Virgin Islands 0.1% 1 Virginia (VA) 2.3% 39 Washingn (WA) 1.0% 16 West Virginia (WV) 15 Wisconsin (WI) 1.3% 22 Wyoming (WY) 0.1% 1 8. In what type of setting are you primarily practicing or employed? Chain community pharmacy N/A 594 Independent community pharmacy N/A 162 Hospital N/A 577 Clinic-based pharmacy N/A 161 Consultant N/A 27 Home care N/A 5 Nursing home/long-term care facility N/A 41 Academia N/A 84 Association management N/A 2 Pharmaceutical industry N/A 83 Managed care N/A 43 Government or regulary agency N/A 52 Other Pharmacy Related Field; please specify: N/A 79 Non-Pharmacy related field; please specify: N/A 6 Not currently employed N/A 55 4

9. In which pharmacy organizations are you currently a member? (Check all that apply) APhA N/A 550 ASHP N/A 430 AMCP N/A 28 AACP N/A 46 ACCP N/A 152 ASCP N/A 23 NCPA N/A 46 State Pharmacy Association N/A 420 Other; please specify: N/A 168 None N/A 659 10. In the pharmacy organization with which you are most engaged, how would you assess your level of involvement? Minimal (occasionally attend meetings) 76.2% 781 Moderate (regularly attend meetings, occasionally serve on committees) Heavy (regularly serve on committees and/or serve as an officer) 16.5% 169 7.3% 75 11. Are you currently serving, or have you served in the past as a precepr for any pharmacy students? Yes 41.0% 690 No 59.0% 994 12(a). How do you describe yourself? Female 62.5% 1052 Trans Female/Trans Woman 0.0% 0 Male 35.6% 600 Trans Male/Trans Man 0.1% 1 Different Identity; please specify: 0.1% 1 Prefer not disclose 1.8% 30 12(b). Do you consider yourself be? Heterosexual or Straight 90.2% 1519 Gay or Lesbian 3.1% 53 Bisexual 1.5% 25 Not listed above; please specify: 0.3% 5 5

Prefer not disclose 4.9% 82 Section II: Development/Communication Please indicate the degree which you agree or disagree with each statement. 13. The college/school communicates effectively with alumni about college/school activities. 26.2% (470) 54.6% (979) 11.2% (201) 3.3% (59) 4.6% (83) 14. The current Dean is providing leadership in pharmacy. 29.6% (531) 34.8% (624) 4.1% (74) 2.6% (47) 28.8% (516) 15. The current Dean encourages alumni stay involved. 24.9% (447) 38.7% (694) 12.1% (217) 4.0% (72) 20.2% (362) When I was a student 16. The faculty displayed respect for their colleagues and students. 5 (906) 42.4% (760) 4.3% (77) 2.1% (38) (11) 17. Faculty, administrars and staff served as positive role models for students. 52.4% (939) 41.4% (742) 3.6% (64) (31) (16) 18. I knew what the program outcomes were. 47.4% (849) 46.6% (835) 3.7% (66) 1.3% (23) 19. the curriculum provided opportunities engage in active learning (e.g., laboraries, recitations, student portfolios, problembased learning). 53.2% (953) 41.5% (744) 3.8% (68) 1.0% (18) 0.5% (9) 20. I was encouraged assume responsibility for my own learning. 56.6% (1015) 4 (733) 1.8% (32) 0.2% (4) 0.4% (8) 21. I was academically prepared enter my advanced pharmacy practice experiences. 49.3% (883) 43.5% (780) 4.9% (87) (31) (11) 6

22. The curriculum prepared me enter my first pharmacy job. 43.8% (784) 45.1% (808) 7.0% (126) 2.3% (42) 1.8% (32) 23. Information was made available me about additional educational opportunities (e.g. residencies, fellowships, graduate school). 46.3% (829) 43.4% (777) 7.8% (139) 1.6% (29) 1.0% (18) 24. Elective didactic courses permitted exploration of and/or advanced study in areas of professional interest. 39.5% (707) 46.4% (831) 9.4% (169) 3.0% (54) (31) 25. My pharmacy practice experiences were of high quality. 46.4% (831) 45.0% (806) 5.4% (97) 2.5% (45) (13) Section III: Curriculum Domain 1: Foundational Knowledge 26. Apply knowledge from the foundational pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences the provision of patient care. 4 (747) 53.1% (952) 3.4% (61) (13) 27. Apply knowledge from the clinical sciences the provision of patient care. 46.3% (829) 49.6% (888) 2.3% (42) (20) (13) 28. Evaluate scientific literature. 44.7% (801) 48.7% (872) 4.4% (78) 1.6% (29) (12) Domain 2: Essentials for Practice 29. Provide medication expertise as part of patient-centered care. 49.0% (878) 47.6% (853) 2.0% (35) (15) (11) 30. Optimize the safety and efficacy of medication use systems (e.g., dispensing, administration, effects moniring) manage patient healthcare needs. 46.0% (825) 48.9% (876) 3.5% (62) (14) (15) 7

31. Design strategies manage chronic disease and improve health and wellness. 46.7% (836) 49.0% (878) 2.7% (48) (14) (16) 32. Assess the health needs of a given patient population. 43.0% (771) 50.5% (905) 4.0% (72) (20) 1.3% (24) 33. Provide patient-centered care based on evidence-based best practices. 49.7% (891) 47.1% (844) (30) (17) (10) Domain 3: Approach Practice and Care 34. Design, implement and evaluate viable solutions patient care problems. 42.0% (752) 52.3% (937) 3.3% (60) 1.3% (24) 35. Use effective strategies educate patients, healthcare professionals and caregivers improve patient care. 47.5% (852) 48.2% (864) 2.3% (42) (14) (20) 36. Advocate for the patient's best interest. 49.8% (893) 45.5% (816) 2.8% (51) (15) (17) 37. Engage as a member of an interprofessional healthcare team. 48.7% (872) 46.0% (825) 3.7% (66) (10) 38. Identify cultural disparities in healthcare. 39.8% (714) 50.4% (903) 6.3% (113) 1.6% (29) 1.8% (33) 39. Recognize and address cultural disparities in access and delivery of healthcare. 39.5% (707) 50.4% (903) 6.9% (123) 1.5% (27) 1.8% (32) 40. Effectively communicate (verbal, nonverbal, written) when interacting with individuals, groups and organizations. 50.1% (898) 45.4% (813) 2.6% (46) (16) 8

Domain 4: Personal and Professional Development 41. Examine and reflect on how my behavior and choices affect my personal and professional growth. 48.0% (860) 45.0% (807) 4.6% (82) 1.3% (23) (20) 42. Accept responsibility for creating and achieving shared goals. 48.8% (875) 45.4% (814) 3.6% (65) (17) 1.2% (21) 43. Develop new ideas and approaches practice. 4 (736) 47.5% (851) 7.8% (140) 2.0% (35) (30) 44. Act in a manner consistent with the trust given pharmacists by patients, other healthcare providers and society. 54.6% (979) 42.4% (759) 1.5% (26) (15) (13) Section IV: General Impressions Please indicate the degree which you agree or disagree with each statement. 45. If I were starting my education over day, I would choose pharmacy as a career. 39.5% (708) 38.5% (690) 12.8% (230) 5.3% (95) 3.9% (69) 46. If I were starting my education over day, I would choose the same college/school of pharmacy. 44.3% (793) 34.0% (609) 11.2% (200) 6.9% (123) 3.7% (67) 47. I received a high quality pharmacy education. 53.5% (959) 38.3% (687) 4.2% (76) 2.5% (45) 1.4% (25) 9