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MS in Health System Pharmacy Administration

The Master of Science in Health System Pharmacy Administration (HSPA) is designed to train future health –system pharmacy leaders. 

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The Master of Science in Health System Pharmacy Administration (HSPA) is designed to train future health –system pharmacy leaders.  It is only offered in conjunction with the Health System Pharmacy Administration (HSPA) 2 year residency programs offered at University of Utah Health. 

More information on the ASHP-accredited HSPA residencies is available at: University of Utah Health 

The MS program provides a curriculum and experience in the administrative sciences so that HPSA students/residents are able to apply administrative principles and methods to every-day management problems. In the curriculum, the first year of the program offers courses specific to health system pharmacy leadership and management. Elective courses are selected in conjunction with the student’s HSPA residency director to complement specific student interests. The HSPA  residency program experiences are designed to complement the MS curriculum.

University of Utah Health

Offered in conjunction with the Health System Pharmacy Administration (HSPA) 2 year residency programs offered at University of Utah Health

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HEALTH

MS in Health System Pharmacy Administration Curriculum

Elective courses with the student’s HSPA residency

 

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How to Apply

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Candidates for the MS program must be accepted to the HSPA residency program by participating in the ASHP residency matching program. Once accepted to the University of Utah Health HSPA residency programs, residents apply to the University of Utah Graduate School for admission to the MS program. Deadline for the Graduate School application is usually around April 1 so candidates need to apply quickly once they have been accepted to the residency program to avoid late fees. 

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Nancy A. Nickman, PhD, RPh

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