Professional Development

• Select a pharmacy leader from the past
• Retrieve and analyze information about the person you have selected
• Create a professional biographical sketch and written reflection on them
• Describe the attributes of this person that you would like to develop personally.
• Describe why you feel these attributes are needed in the profession today

Please 2 pages minimum, 12point, Times New Roman font with 1.5 or 2.0 spacing.

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To many people in the pharmaceutical world, Professor William Proctor is the father of pharmacy (Turner, 2015). He was born in 1817 and died in 1874, but the legacy he left still exists. Procter learned his craft at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, an institution he would later return to as a member of the teaching faculty. His most significant contribution to pharmacy was his immense role…