2016 Preceptor of the Year
The Fairleigh Dickinson University School of Pharmacy & Health Sciences is proud to acknowledge Dr. Ralph Bury as our 2016 Preceptor of the Year! Dr. Bury is currently the pharmacy manager at Walgreens Store #3146 located in Newark, NJ. He was nominated for this award by the Class of 2016 and was honored at our school’s annual White Coat Ceremony this past August.
He has participated in a wide array of community events including HIV awareness and education, flu and meningitis clinics, and senior outreach programs. Dr. Bury encourages his students to think outside the box and has them travel on field trips to see the variety of roles within the retail setting including, but not limited to, Hepatitis C, HIV, and transplant specialties. Since the inception of our program, he has proudly precepted 20 FDU students and counting. Dr. Bury has been praised by students for being a great preceptor who always encourages students and finds unique opportunities for them to learn!
"I always remind my students that the rotation does not end
on the last day. I make myself open to any questions and
guidance even when the rotation is through on paper. “
~ Dr. Ralph Bury
The FDU School of Pharmacy & Health Sciences’ Experiential Education department sincerely
thanks all of our preceptors who have precepted students in the 2015-2016 academic year.
Become a FDU Preceptor! Please call us at (973) 443 8411 to join our team!
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