Find Career Opportunities

Clinical pharmacy: use the American College of Clinical Pharmacy career center to browse positions by role and location.

Browse the ACCP Career Center

Teaching and academic pharmacy: use the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy’s career center.

Find academic pharmacy positions through AACP

NAPPSA connections: explore the NAPPSA Career Navigator and prepare a focused request for guidance.

Open the NAPPSA Career Navigator · Ask for professional guidance

Compare responsibilities, essential qualifications, location and application instructions before applying. Read the employer’s original posting for the latest status.

Use ASHP’s official Residency Directory to explore PGY1, PGY2 and combined programs. The directory identifies program and accreditation information; each program provides its own application details.

Search the ASHP Residency Directory

1. Choose your training goal and locations you would realistically consider.
2. Read the program’s original page and confirm eligibility, required materials and the current application cycle.
3. Compare rotations, learning environment, mentorship and program expectations.
4. Prepare one specific question for the program or a mentor.

Prepare your CV and interview examples · Read the NYP application guides

Explore the Rutgers Institute for Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowships to learn about industry training areas, partner companies and program expectations.

Explore the official Rutgers fellowship program

1. Identify the work that interests you: medical affairs, research, regulatory work or another area.
2. Read current company brochures and official application guidance.
3. Check the exact degree, experience and application requirements for the track you want.
4. Prepare a short explanation of why that work interests you and what experience you can contribute.

Explore industry career directions · Request feedback from a mentor

NIH’s Office of Intramural Training and Education groups research training programs by educational level, including students, recent graduates and postdoctoral fellows. Check the specific program’s eligibility and application cycle.

Explore official NIH research training

Use NAPPSA’s resources to explore scientific interests and prepare for a useful professional conversation.

NAPPSA research resources · NAPPSA for pharmaceutical scientists

Before contacting a laboratory or program, prepare a short research-interest statement, an accurate CV and one question that relates to its work.

Begin with NAPPSA’s scholarship page for association award information and the stated application process. Review published eligibility and application windows rather than assuming an award is currently accepting applications.

Explore NAPPSA scholarships · Explore research and funding resources

1. Confirm the award provider and original application page.
2. Check the eligible degree, institution, country and career stage.
3. Record the deadline, supporting documents and reference requirements.
4. Ask the provider about anything unclear before investing time in an application.

Build a small shortlist of awards you actually qualify for. A complete, relevant application is more useful than many unfocused applications.

Start with NAPPSA’s Nigeria Career Navigator and the Nigeria–Americas Career Bridge. They help you frame the route you want to explore and identify which official authority to consult.

Explore the Nigeria Career Navigator · Explore Nigeria–Americas career connections

For a vacancy, confirm the posting through the employer’s official website or recruitment contact. For training or registration, use the relevant institution or regulator’s current instructions.

Ask about a Nigeria–Americas professional connection