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Darren Grabe

Darren Grabe

Associate Dean of Strategic Partnerships, Interim Director of Continuing Education and Professional Development, Associate Professor

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Lori Kline

Assistant Director of Continuing Education and Professional Development

Licensure Renewal

Download the New York State licensure renewal requirements

CEPD Mission Statement

ACPHS CEPD Mission Statement: To provide evidence-based educational opportunities that facilitate life-long learning and continuous professional development in order to maintain the competency of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians engaged in the dynamic healthcare environment.

ACPHS CEPD Goal Statement: To continuously educate and develop the knowledge and skills of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians related to new medications, standards of care and advances in pharmacy practice. Our activities will be established based on identified knowledge or practice gaps and related educational needs with the goal of fulfilling the stated learning objectives and meeting relicensure requirements.

Zoom Meeting Instructions

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New York State CE Requirements for Immunizers

There is no specific CE requirement related to the immunization privilege indicated in NYS regulation or law.

Note: Your immunization certification privilege is renewed at each license registration renewal. At that time, you are confirming that you are maintaining the competencies required to provide pharmacy services allowed by NYS law. This includes completing continuing education courses on the topic and maintaining certification in Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) or Basic Life Support (BLS).

Pharmacists certified in administering immunizations in NYS may determine the coursework, etc. related to immunization administration practice and the amount necessary to maintain competency, at their own discretion.

PREP Act Declaration 9th Amendment: Increased Access to COVID-19 Therapeutics

The 9th amendment to the COVID-19 HHS PREP Act Declaration provides limited liability protection to and expands the scope of authority for state-licensed and trained pharmacists to order and administer select COVID-19 therapeutics. This amendment is effective as of September 14, 2021, and preempts state law that would otherwise prohibit pharmacists from administering COVID-19 therapeutics. Focusing on the administration of these agents the following criteria must be met:

  • The COVID-19 therapeutic must be authorized, approved, and licensed, by the FDA
  • The COVID-19 therapeutic must be administered subcutaneously, intramuscularly, or orally
  • The qualified person (pharmacist or pharmacy intern) administering the COVID-19 therapeutic must complete a practical training program that approved by the ACPE.  This training must include:
    • hands-on injection technique,
    • clinical evaluation of indications and contraindications of COVID-19 therapeutics
    • the recognition and treatment of emergency reactions to COVID-19 therapeutics, and
    • any additional training required in the FDA approval, authorization, clearance, or licensing
    • also a current certificate in basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  • Must comply with administration recordkeeping and reporting requirements, including reporting adverse events, and informing the patient’s primary care provider, when available.
  • Must comply with any applicable requirements or conditions of use that apply to the administration of COVID-19 therapeutics.

ACPE Offers CPE Monitor Plus

ACPE and NABP have partnered to launch an app that will put CPE and CPD all in one place.  The CPE Monitor Plus is a subscription-based service with a cost of $29.99 per year. It will include: CPE activities upload of ACPE providers nationwide; a downloadable list of all CPE activities; free mobile app; PLAN (Pharmacists’ Learning Assistance Network), which finds CEs being offered by ACPE providers nationwide; uploads of non-ACPE CPE credits; a breakdown of renewal requirements within the US and District of Columbia; a license status screen showing hours completed and hours needed; alerts for CPE cycle deadline; a detailed transcript for each license that can be submitted to the boards; and Continuing Professional Development tools.

Currently, the free CPE Monitor only includes CPE activities upload of ACPE providers nationwide; a downloadable list of all CPE activities; free mobile app; and PLAN), which finds CEs being offered by ACPE providers nationwide (Pharmacists’ Learning Assistance Network).

For more information, please see ACPE’s full announcement about CPE Monitor Plus for your information.

Upcoming Live Seminars

February 19, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Grand Rounds on Osteoporosis

March 12, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Cannabis Updates

March 19, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Grand Rounds on Diabetes

April 2, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Grand Rounds on Chronic Kidney Disease

April 16, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Grand Rounds on Pharmacogenomics

April 30, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Grand Rounds on Buprenorphine Review

May 14, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Grand Rounds on Hypertension

May 28, 2026 / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (EST)
Grand Rounds on Thyroid Disorder

Homestudy CE Programs

Weight Management
Presented by: Kayla Wesley, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Optimizing Outcomes in Weight Management: A Focus on GLP Medications and the Pharmacist’s Role
Presented by: Alexandra Watson, PharmD, BCACP
1 Contact Hour
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Sleep Smarter, Not Harder: Treatment of Insomnia
Program Presenter: Samantha Woods, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Alzheimer’s Disease
Presented by: Kate Romano, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Neuropathic Pain
Presented by: Eric Smith, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Providing Quality Feedback to Residents
Presented by: Gina Garrison PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Medication Safety / Safety Reporting Tips for Pharmacists: Resources, Processes and Actions 
(NYS required)
Presented by: Caitlin Harrington, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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It’s All About the Climb: Depression and Anxiety
Presented by: Lucy Keers, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
Presented by Paris Dade, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
Presented by: Hsin-Hui Chen, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Beer’s Criteria Overview
Presented by: Lucy Keers, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Diabetes Part I
Presented by: Paris Dade, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Diabetes Part II
Presented by: Katharine Abbot, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Thyroid Disorders
Presented by: Katharine Abbot, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Opioid Use Disorder
Presented by: Brittany Henault, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Chronic Heart Failure
Presented by: Erin Tersegno, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Pain Management
Presented by: Hsin-Hui Chen, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Tobacco Cessation
Presented by: Paris Dade, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Osteoporosis
Presented by: Lucy Keers, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Migraine & Headaches
Presented by: Brittany Henault, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Hormonal Contraception in New York: Guidance on assessing individuals and recommending options
Presented by: Nicole Lodise, PharmD & Paul Pagnotta, RPh
1 Contact Hour
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Pharmaceutical Calculations for Non-Sterile Compounding – Basic (NYS required)
Presented by: Jessica VanAcker, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Rules, Tools and What’s Shakin’ with Compounding Suspensions (NYS required)
Presented by: Andy Flynn, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Pharmaceutical Calculations for Sterile Compounding – Advanced (NYS required)
Presented by: Jessica VanAcker, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Menopause
Presented by: Paris Dade, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Nephrology
Presented by: Yury Kim, Pharm D, Eric Smith, PharmD, Samantha Woods, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Urinary Tract Infections
Presented by: Hsin-Hui Chen, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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BPH, Urinary Incontinence & Erectile Dysfunction
Presented by: Lucy Keers, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Medication Safety and Pharmacovigilance: From Reporting to Innovation (NYS required)
Presented by: Patrick Meek, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Chronic Constipation
Presented by: Kate Romano, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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Inhale Insight: Navigating COPD Assessment & Treatment 
Presented by: Keith Hughes, PharmD
1 Contact Hour
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A Preceptor’s Primer for Professional Identity Formation in Student Pharmacists
Program Presenter: Laurie L. Briceland, PharmD, FASHP, FCCP
1 Contact Hour
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Providing Quality Feedback to Residents
Program Presenter: Gina Garrison PharmD, Professor  0.5 Contact Hour
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Pattern Identification and the Realities of Being Human
Program Presenter: Jonathan Phipps
0.5 Contact Hour
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Skills and Abilities to Manage Implicit Bias in Healthcare
Program Presenter: Jonathan Phipps
0.5 Contact Hour
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Generations in the Workplace
Program Presenter: Hailey Button, PharmD, BCPS
0.5 Contact Hour
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ACPHS Learning Management System

The ACPHS Learning Management System (LMS) manages all phases of the continuing education program – from registration through completion of evaluations – with secure, hosted software.

Our LMS provides program participants with the ability to create and manage their own accounts, complete activities, and print certificates of attendance.

Note: All ACPHS program participants must create a personal LMS account.

In order to create a personal LMS account, you will need your NABP #, your MM/DD of birth, and the name and address of your practice site if you are a preceptor.

You will then be able to register, receive your handouts, and complete program evaluations and learning assessments all in one place. As soon as you have completed all activity requirements, your credits will automatically be submitted to CPE Monitor.

To establish your account …

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Office of Continuing Education and Professional Development will ensure the safety and security of its website and learning management system to maintain confidentiality and guard against the breach or dissemination of personal and private information.

Registration and Handout Policy

Program registrations are now being accepted through the ACPHS Learning Management System only, and on-site registrations will no longer be accepted.

Speaker handouts and Zoom Meeting link will be e-mailed prior to the date of the Continuing Pharmacy Education Activity that you registered to attend.  All participants are welcome to bring their laptops or tablets and use the College’s guest wireless network to view the speaker handouts. We will no longer have printed copies available at registration.

CPE Monitor and Statements of Credit

CPE Monitor is a national, collaborative effort by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) and the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) to provide an electronic system for pharmacists to keep track of their completed continuing pharmacy education (CPE) credits.

It also offers state boards of pharmacy the opportunity to electronically authenticate the CPE units completed by their licensees rather than requiring submission of proof of statements of credit upon request or completing random audits.

ACPE policy states that paper and/or electronic statements of credit are no longer required to be distributed directly to learners as proof of ACPE credit. This official record of credit is located on the learner’s e-profile in CPE Monitor. Printed copies of statements will no longer be distributed by Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.

Live Online Webinars

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is pleased to launch online, live broadcasting of continuing pharmacy educational activities. Participants may register to view activities online from off campus. Attendees who register for remote viewing will receive a link to attend the program using their computer, tablet, or phone, along with instructions to access Zoom Meeting. You will be able to listen to the speakers and view the educational materials and respond to polling questions. In order to qualify as a live activity, questions may be posed to the presenters.

ACPE Accreditation

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) as a provider of continuing pharmacy education.