Leveraging an "All Teach, All Learn" philosophy, Clinician Scientist Maria Zhang helps build capacity in mental health and addictions care through Project ECHO, a virtual education tool connecting health care providers from across Ontario.

In collaboration with the University of Toronto’s Global University Initiative, the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is pleased to announce a new certificate available to all PharmD students interested in furthering their knowledge in Global Health and Indigenous Studies.

Fourth year PharmD MBA Candidate Peter Zhang pens Toronto Star Op-ed discussing the prospect of seasonal influenza overlapping with COVID-19.

The PharmD program at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy has been awarded accreditation status by the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CCAPP) for a six-year term.

Terence Yuen, a PharmD graduate from the class of 2018, has been recognized for his leadership and initiative during his residency through the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy’s Industrial Pharmacy Residency Award.

A group of students from pharmacy schools across the province, including the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, has partnered with the OPA to increase awareness about the important role of pharmacists as frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jamie Kellar, acting director of the PharmD program lays out five tips for new PharmD grads as they begin their professional journey.

Nominated by their students, the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy’s 2020 APPE Preceptors of the Year demonstrate a high level of commitment to their pharmacy practice, their patients and their students.

Join us in congratulating our Fourth Year Award recipients for the 2019-2020 year!

We are pleased to announce the 2020 Professor of the Year Award recipients, as selected by pharmacy students for excellence in teaching and student mentorship.

When COVID-19 meant all classes had to move online, Assistant Professor Natalie Crown saw it as an opportunity to implement an innovative digital patient assessment platform.

As president of the 2020 PharmD graduating class, Michelle Wang has had to manage some unexpected challenges, with no playbook from previous class presidents.