Where to Find ACCP Journals, Meetings, and Continuing Education Opportunities

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ACCP (the American College of Clinical Pharmacy) publishes its journals, meetings, and continuing education through separate sections of accp.com, and the fastest route depends on what you need. Use the Journals menu for JACCP and Pharmacotherapy, the Education & Meetings menu for the Annual Meeting, webinars, and the CPE Center, and the Calendar for dated events. Some career services and account features sit behind a sign-in, so create a free account if a page prompts you.

Journals: JACCP and Pharmacotherapy

ACCP identifies two titles as its official journals: JACCP (Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy) and Pharmacotherapy. Both are listed under the Journals section of the site navigation, alongside a Resources and Contact Us entry.

  • Start at the Journals menu item on the main navigation.
  • Choose the title you want; each has its own page reachable from that section.
  • The site also links to related publications through "The Official Journals of ACCP" in the footer area.

If you are looking for a specific article, go directly to the journal page rather than searching the whole site — the navigation treats each journal as its own destination.

Meetings and Events: Annual Meeting and Calendar

The Education & Meetings section is the hub for live and scheduled learning. It lists the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting along with related recruitment and showcase events, including the Annual Meeting Recruitment Event, the SNPhA x ACCP PGY1 Showcase, and the ACCP PGY2 and Fellowship Showcase.

For dates, use the Calendar link, which appears in the Education & Meetings area and in the site's CALENDAR block. The Calendar is the place to confirm when an event takes place rather than relying on a section landing page.

A practical sequence:

  1. Open Education & Meetings to see what is scheduled.
  2. Check Calendar for the specific date and any travel-award deadlines (Travel Awards are listed in the same section).
  3. Use Abstracts if you plan to submit work for a meeting.

Continuing Education: CPE Center, Webinars, and Certificate Programs

ACCP's continuing education offerings are grouped under Education & Meetings and include several distinct formats:

Resource What it is for
CPE Center Continuing pharmacy education credits
Emerge First Webinars Online webinar-based learning
Certificate Programs Topic-specific certificates (see below)
Podcasts Audio learning listed in the site's follow-us area

The certificate programs named on the site cover applied mental health pharmacotherapy, billing and contracting for outpatient clinical pharmacy services, clinical service implementation, international practice, oncology genomics, and precision medicine/applied pharmacogenomics. There is also a separate Specialty Certification Examination Preparation and Specialty Recertification track for exam-focused study, plus a Research & Scholarship Certificate.

Choose by goal: use the CPE Center if you need credit for licensure; use a certificate program if you want structured training in a practice area; use Specialty Certification Examination Preparation if you are preparing for board certification.

Career-Linked Learning and Student Resources

Some education resources are aimed at trainees. Under Career Advancement, ACCP lists a Directory of Residencies, Fellowships & Graduate Programs, an On Demand CV Review Service, an On Demand LOI Review Service, and Career Services for Students & Postgraduate Trainees with Career Pathways. These are learning-adjacent services rather than CPE, but they sit in the same navigation area and are worth checking if you are a student or resident.

Access Notes

The site shows a cart and a "Sign in" prompt with an option to "Create one for free." That confirms a free account exists, but the excerpt does not state which journals, CPE modules, or certificate programs are included with membership versus purchased separately, and it gives no prices. Check the individual journal or program page, or your My Account area after signing in, before assuming access is included.