The Knowlton Center

APhA Foundation Executive Fellowship in Association Management & Leadership

Formerly known as the Executive Residency

This post-graduate program transitioned to the term "Fellowship" in 2019 to reflect the highly individualized nature of the program and more closely align with terminology used by similar post-graduate programs in association management and leadership. Appointments begin in mid-June and terminate by June 30 of the following year. 

 

Apply by December 31, 2022

For information on the Executive Fellowship purpose and objectives, view the 2022 Executive Fellowship flyer.

 

Application

The application for the APhA Foundation Executive Fellowship in Association Management & Leadership closes December 31, 2022.

Applicants are asked to electronically submit a cover letter and curriculum vitae (CV). At minimum, the following should be included in the applicant's CV and/or cover letter:

• Contact information: Name, address, phone number, and e-mail address
• Education and training: Institutions, locations, years attended, dates of graduation, type of training or major subject, degrees, and certificates
• Professional and related experience: Institution or organization, location, dates, type of work, and position title
• Organizational memberships: Professional, honorary, service, and social
• Publications
• Honors or awards received
• Personal objectives: A brief description of future goals and aspirations and why the applicant believes that the APhA Foundation Executive Fellowship will be of value

The application also requires two letters of recommendation from any of the following: a present or former employer, preceptor, college faculty, or dean. Recommenders must submit their letters directly within the OpenWater application portal.

 

Qualifications

The fellow will be selected by the APhA Foundation Executive Director and APhA Staff based on the following qualifications:

• The applicant will be a graduate of an Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) accredited college or school of pharmacy.
• The applicant will be recommended by present or former employers, preceptors, college faculty or dean.
• Final candidates will have a personal interview, at the candidate’s expense, at APhA Headquarters in Washington, DC.

 

Benefits

The Executive Fellow will receive the following:

• Competitive stipend consistent with that of other pharmacy residencies and fellowships.
• Certificate in Association Management from the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE).
• Social Security withholdings through payroll deductions.
• Health and dental insurance for the Fellow. Family coverage may be obtained.
• Group term life insurance and long-term disability insurance.
• Ten days personal leave during the one-year period.

 

Questions

If you have any questions related to the APhA Foundation Executive Fellowship, please contact Esther Boadi, Executive Fellow at eboadi@aphanet.org or 202-429-4121.

 

Click here to view an update on where the Fellows are now.