Campbell University’s central location in North Carolina provides access to the region’s finest hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and health care organizations. Many of these organizations are partners with the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, offering our students clinical rotations, field experience, professional training and yes, even jobs upon graduation.
In the final year of the curriculum, P-4 students are divided into four geographic areas to complete nine required advanced pharmacy practice experiences (APPE). These regions include:
- Buies Creek/Fayetteville/Lumberton
- Greenville/Wilson/Rocky Mount
- Raleigh/Durham
- Winston-Salem/Greensboro
Within our four geographic regions there are numerous affiliated training sites ranging from large tertiary care hospitals, such as Duke University Medical Center and Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, to smaller community hospitals, chain and independent community pharmacies, and long-term care facilities. Our clinical affiliations include:
Hospitals and Health Care Organizations
- Duke University Medical Center
- East Carolina University/Vidant Medical Center
- Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
- Duke VA Medical Centers
- Novant Health
- Rex Hospital
- WakeMed Health & Hospitals
- New Hanover Regional Medical Center
- Moses Cone Memorial Hospital
- Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
- Central Carolina Hospital
- First Health Moore Regional Hospital
- Harnett Health System
- Mutual Drug Company
- VA Medical Centers
- Womack Army Medical Center
- And many more
Chain and Independent Community Pharmacies
- Carolina Apothecary (Reidsville)
- Carroll Pharmacy (Smithfield)
- Central Pharmacy (Durham)
- Creech Drug Company (Selma)
- CVS
- Harris Teeter
- Health Care Connections (Raeford)
- Health Park Pharmacy (Raleigh)
- Healthwise Pharmacy (Greenville)
- Jonestown Pharmacy (Winston-Salem)
- Kroger
- Medicap (Wilmington)
- Rite Aid
- Stedman Drug (Stedman)
- Thomas Discount Drug (Dunn)
- Thomas Drug & Medical Home Supply (Wilson)
- Walgreens
- Wal-Mart
- And many more