ACCP Critical Care PRN

The American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) is a professional society established in 1969, focused on advancing clinical pharmacy practice, research, and education. Its mission is to enhance health by optimizing therapeutics through leadership, education, advocacy, and resources. ACCP serves a diverse membership of clinical pharmacy practitioners, scientists, educators, and students from over 60 countries.

Headquartered in Lenexa, Kansas, with an office in Washington for government affairs, ACCP promotes the rational use of medications through various initiatives. The organization organizes annual meetings, special programs for students, and global initiatives to support clinical pharmacy, especially in developing countries. It offers accredited continuing education and recognizes outstanding contributions to the field through its Fellowship program (FCCP).

ACCP publishes *The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology* and *Clinical Pharmacology in Drug Development*, providing valuable research and information in the field. The organization caters to a wide range of clinical pharmacy professionals, including members, students, and fellows, fostering a global community dedicated to medication optimization.