The American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) represents nearly 10,000 clinical pharmacy
practitioners, educators, researchers, students, and trainees. Founded in 1979, the mission of ACCP is to
advance human health and quality of life by helping clinical pharmacists expand the frontiers of their
practice and research.
Today, clinical pharmacists work in virtually every health care practice setting. The majority of ACCP
members are employed in hospitals and health care systems or academic institutions. The primary
professional position they report most frequently is clinical pharmacist, followed by assistant professor
and pharmacy manager/supervisor or clinical coordinator.
The primary practice or professional setting reported most frequently by ACCP members is acute care.
The primary professional interest areas most frequently reported include infectious diseases, critical care,
internal medicine, ambulatory care, hematology/oncology, cardiology, and pharmacotherapy.
For more information about the ACCP Exhibits Program, please contact Randi Fischer with Cunningham Associates at rfischer@cunnasso.com or (201) 767-4170.