Preceptors mentor and train pharmacy and health sciences students during their experiential rotations in the professional education program phases.

The requirements, skills and training necessary to become a preceptor vary depending on the specific rotation, but generally preceptors need to have either at least two years experience in their area of expertise, or have an advanced degree or residency.

Pharmacy preceptors need to have experience in precepting pharmacy or medical students in experiential education. For those preceptors who lack experience, we may make one-year interim appointments in which one is “paired” with a more experienced preceptor and subsequently evaluated.

Preceptors for the PA program should be members in good standing of a hospital medical physician staff. PA or NP preceptors should have similar credentials and or be employed by a physician who does.

While preceptors are generally selected a year in advance, there are times when we need to request a rotation from a new preceptor during the year. If you would like to apply to precept Butler students, please submit your curriculum vitae along with a completed application form (PDF file) address listed on the form.

Pharmacy Experiential Rotations
Current Listings

RX 650 – 01	Academic Experience
RX 651 – 01	Administration, Law, and Management
RX 652 – 01	Advanced Ambulatory Care*
RX 653 – 01	Advanced Clinical Community Practice*
RX 654 – 01	Advanced General Medicine*
RX 655 – 01	Compounding*
RX 656 – 01	Alternative and Complementary Medicine*
RX 657 – 01	Ambulatory Care*
RX 658 – 01	Cardiology*
RX 659 – 01	Clinical Community Pharmacy Practice*
RX 660 – 01	Clinical Research
RX 661 – 01	Continuing Ed Development and Management
RX 662 – 01	Critical Care*
RX 663 – 01	Disease State Management*
RX 664 – 01	Drug Information**
RX 665 – 01	Emergency Medicine and Trauma*
RX 666 – 01	General Medicine*
RX 667 – 01	Geriatrics*
RX 668 – 01	GI/Liver/Skin*
RX 669 – 01	HIV Rotation*
RX 670 – 01	Home Healthcare*
RX 671 – 01	Industrial Pharmacy
RX 672 – 01	Infectious Disease*
RX 673 – 01	Health Policy**
RX 674 – 01	Long Term Care*
RX 675 – 01	Managed Care
RX 676 – 01	Medical Writing and Publishing
RX 677 – 01	Neurology*
RX 678 – 01	Nutrition Support*
RX 679 – 01	Oncology*
RX 680 – 01	Pain Management*
RX 681 – 01	Neonatology*
RX 682 – 01	Pediatrics*
RX 683 – 01	Pharmaceutical Marketing and Sales
RX 684 – 01	Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research
RX 685 – 01	Pharmacokinetics*
RX 686 – 01	Pharmacy Systems and Technology
RX 687 – 01	Poison Control and Toxicology**
RX 688 – 01	Pulmonary*
RX 689 – 01	Veterinary Pharmacy
RX 690 – 01	Psychiatry and Neuropsychology*
RX 691 – 01	Radiopharmaceuticals**
RX 692 – 02	Rural and Indigent Health Care**
RX 693 – 01	State Board/Associations of Pharmacy
RX 694 – 01	Surgery*
RX 695 – 01	Transplantation*
RX 696 – 01	Women’s Health*
RX 699 – 01	Special Topics/ Elective in Pharmacy Practice
RX 700 – 01	Regulatory Affairs/Pharmacovigilance

*denotes direct patient care rotation

**denotes either direct patient care or non patient care rotation, depending on assigned site

If you would like to apply to precept Butler physician assistant students, please contact the program director, John Lucich, M.D., at jlucich@butler.edu

Physician Assistant Experiential Rotations
Current Listings

AP 500	Family Practice
AP 504	Internal Medicine
AP 558	Pediatrics Rotation
AP 510	OB/GYN
AP 512	Surgery
AP 514	Emergency Medicine
AP 516	Community Mental Health
AP 518	Orthopedics
AP 520	Neurology
AP 522	Cardiology
	Rotation suggestions for other specialties are always welcome.

Butler University   College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences   4600 Sunset Ave.   Indianapolis IN 46208

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