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Unified Professional Pharmacy Organizations of Washington

08 January 2013

NCPA Spotlight on Independent Pharmacies, Issue 2

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UPPOW



For the most up-to-date information, please visit UPPOW.org



The Unified Professional Pharmacy Organizations of Washington was formed in 1998 as the UW School of Pharmacy’s own professional pharmacy student organization. UPPOW is directly affiliated with the following state, national, and international professional pharmacy associations:



APhA-ASP: American Pharmacists Association – Academy of Student Pharmacists



ASHP: American Society of Health-System Pharmacists



IPSF: International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation



NCPA: National Community Pharmacists’ Association



WSPA: Washington State Pharmacy Association



These organizations represent all areas of pharmacy practice and influence global, national, and state policies that concern our profession. By combining all of the above organizations into UPPOW, we strengthen our profession into a more powerful voice.



UPPOW is a student-run organization with the goal of preparing students for pharmacy practice. Joining professional organizations as students gets you involved at the beginning of your profession, and enables you to sample all aspects of pharmacy.



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