The Educational Partnerships Program (EPP) is a statewide program that provides opportunities for health care trainees and various types of learners to do rotations in a correctional setting. EPP collaborates with dozens of Educational Partners to offer rare access and insight into providing health care for California’s justice-involved population.
Future pharmacists have many important decisions to make related to how and where they will practice – and our learning opportunities are designed to provide experiences to assist pharmacy students as they find their footing in this important field. California Correctional Health Care Services (CCHCS) pharmacists provide essential services to our medical, dental, and mental health teams through delivering pharmaceutical care within our Central Pharmacy Services or at an institution. Pharmacy students will be immersed in CCHCS’ Pharmacy Services program, including a robust medication and distribution system supporting both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Educational Partners
• California Northstate University
• Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science
• University of California, San Francisco – School of Pharmacy
• University of the Pacific, Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy
• University of Southern California – Alfred Mann School of Pharmacy
• Western University of Health Sciences
Don’t See Your College or University Listed?
Have your program’s representatives complete our Initial Affiliation Contact
document and ask them to contact us at EPP@cdcr.ca.gov about how to partner
with CCHCS.
Locations That Work For You
If you’re interested in conducting a rotation,
please contact us for additional information,
and we will do our best to accommodate
your request.
The Educational Partnerships Program (EPP) is a statewide program that provides opportunities for health care trainees and various types of learners to do rotations in a correctional setting. EPP collaborates with dozens of Educational Partners to offer rare access and insight into providing health care for California’s justice-involved population.
Future pharmacists have many important decisions to make related to how and where they will practice – and our learning opportunities are designed to provide experiences to assist pharmacy students as they find their footing in this important field. California Correctional Health Care Services (CCHCS) pharmacists provide essential services to our medical, dental, and mental health teams through delivering pharmaceutical care within our Central Pharmacy Services or at an institution. Pharmacy students will be immersed in CCHCS’ Pharmacy Services program, including a robust medication and distribution system supporting both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Educational Partners
• California Northstate University
• Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science
• University of California, San Francisco – School of Pharmacy
• University of the Pacific, Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy
• University of Southern California – Alfred Mann School of Pharmacy
• Western University of Health Sciences
Don’t See Your College or
University Listed
Have your program’s representatives complete our Initial Affiliation Contact document and
ask them to contact us at EPP@cdcr.ca.gov about how to partner with CCHCS.
Locations That Work For You
If you’re interested in conducting a rotation,
please contact us for additional information,
and we will do our best to accommodate
your request.
The Educational Partnerships Program (EPP) is a statewide program that provides opportunities for health care trainees and various types of learners
to do rotations in a correctional setting. EPP
collaborates with dozens of Educational Partners
to offer rare access and insight into providing
health care for California’s justice-involved population.
Future pharmacists have many important
decisions to make related to how and where they
will practice – and our learning opportunities are
designed to provide experiences to assist
pharmacy students as they find their footing in
this important field. California Correctional Health Care Services (CCHCS) pharmacists provide
essential services to our medical, dental, and mental health teams through delivering pharmaceutical
care within our Central Pharmacy Services or at an institution. Pharmacy students will be immersed in
CCHCS’ Pharmacy Services program, including a robust medication and distribution system
supporting both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Educational Partners
• California Northstate University
• Skaggs School of Pharmacy and
Pharmaceutical Science
• University of California, San Francisco –
School of Pharmacy
• University of the Pacific, Thomas J. Long
School of Pharmacy
• University of Southern California – Alfred
Mann School of Pharmacy
• Western University of Health Sciences
Don’t See Your College or
University Listed?
Have your program’s representatives
complete our Initial Affiliation Contact
document and ask them to contact us
at EPP@cdcr.ca.gov about how to partner
with CCHCS.
Locations That Work For You
If you’re interested in conducting a rotation,
please contact us for additional information,
and we will do our best to accommodate
your request.