The ACCP (American College of Clinical Pharmacy) is a scientific and professional society which aims to provide education, resources, leadership and advocacy through their website to enable clinical pharmacists to achieve high standards of research and practice. The members of ACCP include students, residents, fellows, practitioners, administrators, educators, and scientists as well as other people focused on excellence in patient pharmacotherapy and clinical pharmacy. People can join the ACCP through their website and current members can sign in for access to other sections of ACCP.com.
The American College of Clinical Pharmacy website provides access to the ACCP Academy. The Academy offers four development programs for professionals, including Career Advancement, Leadership and Management, Research and Scholarship, and Teaching and Learning. Upon completion of each program, each participant receives recognition as a graduate of the ACCP Academy as well as a certificate of completion from the program.
ACCP.com has a bookstore which includes books on Teaching and Learning, Therapeutics, Practice Development, as well as Leadership and Administration. The bookstore is open to both members of the ACCP and the general public, although members receive substantial discounts on purchases from the ACCP bookstore. Both members and non-members have the option to “Add a Donation” to their order before checkout. International shipping is available for orders from ACCP.com.
The Career section of the ACCP website includes online position listings as well as a Directory of Residencies, Fellowships and Graduate Programs, a Residency and Fellowship Forum page, and Board Certification information. Also available is a career planning guide which can be downloaded from the site and saved as a PDF.
Contact information on ACCP.com includes phone numbers and email addresses for the offices in Kansas, Washington DC, and Boston. 
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