2023 Clinical Skills Competition
Call for CSC Case Writers (Accepted on a rolling basis; Deadline March 30)
National Level Competition
- Saturday, Dec 2 - Semi-Final Round
- Sunday, Dec 3 - Final Round
CSC Coordinator Resources
- Form A- Identify Local Faculty Coordinator (Deadline: July 15)
- Form B- Identify Local Winners who will participate in the National Competition (Deadline: Nov 1)
- Coordinator Handbook
- Coordinator Handbook Summary
- Important Dates and Deadlines Checklist
- CSC Poster
CSC Participant Resources
- Student Handbook
- Student Handbook Summary
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Wolters Kluwer Lexicomp Trial
- Final Assigned Time Slots for National-Level Competing Teams
Practice Cases
Use the local and national ASHP Clinical Skills Competition cases below to prepare for the competition.
ASHP Clinical Skills Competition Past Local Cases and Answer Key
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ASHP Clinical Skills Competition Past National Cases and Answer Key
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2023 Prize Packages
For all National CSC participants
- Complimentary registration to Midyear Clinical Meeting
For the top ten teams– Two prizes listed above, plus:
- $50 Amazon Gift Card
- One iPad
- Lexi-Complete® – One (1) year subscription
- One ASHP Self-Assessment Resource
Winning Team– Receive everything listed above, plus:
- $500 cash prize for each team member
- Trophy for each team member and one to be displayed at your School or College of Pharmacy
2022 Clinical Skills Competition Winners
1st Place: Ella Domingo & Mary Rothenberger, Purdue University College of Pharmacy
2nd Place: Destiny Farihi & Leslie Banuelos, Western University of Health Sciences College of Pharmacy
3rd Place: Emily Schaefer & Leah Nelson, University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
View Clinical Skills Competition Past Winners
Competition Sponsored by
The ASHP Foundation, the philanthropic arm of ASHP, is a proud sponsor of the National Clinical Skills Competition.
Competition Supported by
McGraw Hill has generously donated software in support of the Clinical Skills Competition.
Lexicomp Inc., a Wolters Kluwer Health division, has generously donated hardware and software in support of the Clinical Skills Competition.
