Two DKICP P4 students who are completing a rotation at Queens Medical Center in Honolulu this semester where lucky to meet the U.S. Surgeon General, who was touring the facility Thursday, August 27.
For students arriving on Hawai’I Island for Fall semester, the current mandatory 14-day home quarantine presents several challenges, namely how to get food and essential supplies. Seeing a need to help their fellow students, officers of the DKICP Phi Lambda Sigma chapter organized a volunteer quarantine service.
Real-life healthcare experience was gained by ten students from the Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy, who assisted with COVID-19 testing at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo Friday, August 21.
The first day of pharmacy school for an incoming student is a landmark occasion, especially after having worked years toward starting a noble profession. It’s difficult to convey our enthusiasm in welcoming a new class via Zoom, but the DKICP faculty, staff and other student colleagues are very happy to welcome the Class of 2024.
Pharmacy’s role in improving Hawaiʻi’s health care is the focus of the cover story in the Summer issue of Kāwili Lāʻau magazine. The story illustrates how the work and mission of the Daniel K.
Ashley Fukuchi, a P3 student at the Danial K. Inouye College of Pharmacy, has received a prestigious 2020 Gateway to Research Scholarship from the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education.
Making adjustments to work and lives during the COVID-19 pandemic made the postgraduate year-one residencies memorable for Drs. Rachel Randall and Nicholas Tsoi. Both are DKICP graduates (Class of 2019) who spent the past year working at several locations within the state.
Three faculty members in the Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy have been successful in this year’s promotion and tenure process at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
Today, June 26, is #PharmacistsFightingRacism day, declared by the American Pharmacists Association (APhA). We at The Daniel K.
When the coronavirus pandemic interfered with the normal pace of final rotations for DKICP P4 students this past spring, it didn’t take long for preceptor Bonnie Bennett to regroup.
