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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 1H 4M

Developing a Sports Pharmacy Rotation

from Sports Pharmacy Podcast · host Sports Pharmacy Network

With The Sports Pharmacy Summit planning in full force, please join us in revisiting this previously recorded webinar with PharmD candidate Mikka Anora who shares her journey of creating one of the first Sports Pharmacy APPE rotations—from concept to implementation. Hosted by Jessica Veal, PharmD, CHO of the Sports Pharmacy Network, with insights from Kristal S. Potter, PharmD, BCPS, Chief of Operations for SPN and Director of Experiential Education at Larkin University College of Pharmacy, this discussion explores how pharmacy students can bring their passions to life through experiential learning.💡 Topics Covered:How to design a new experiential rotation from scratchIntegrating pharmacy practice into sports medicine settingsCollaborating with athletic trainers, physicians, and coachesOvercoming challenges and building professional confidenceLessons learned from developing the first sports pharmacy elective at Marshall UniversityThis session highlights the interdisciplinary power of pharmacists in athlete care and provides practical steps for students and educators interested in expanding pharmacy practice into sports medicine and performance health.

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