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Clinton named CPHS director of continuing education

By Staff Report, posted 9 months ago
Sam Clinton. Photo provided by Campbell University.

Sam Clinton was promoted to director of continuing education with Campbell University’s College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences (CPHS). In her new role, Clinton will be responsible for overseeing the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) office. Her key duties will include ensuring compliance with accreditation requirements, creating and implementing CPE programs, collaborating with stakeholders, coordinating and maintaining existing CPE activities and providing both on-site and remote support.

As the director, Clinton will work closely with the dean, the Office of Interprofessional Education and continuing education administrators across CPHS to organize high-quality educational events. Additionally, she will manage the CPE office and support staff, ensuring adherence to accreditation guidelines and enhancing program offerings.

Clinton joined Campbell in 2008 as coordinator and later advanced to assistant director of Continuing Education, bringing with her more than 20 years of experience in CE/CME accreditation and medical meeting planning. She holds numerous certifications and is a certified pharmacy technician. Her contributions include overseeing two successful ACPE Continuing Education self-studies for CPHS and serving as an ACPE accreditation field reviewer. Additionally, she was a member of the AOA and ACCME accreditation self-study committee for the Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine.

“Clinton’s extensive background in continuing education, coupled with her proven leadership skills and dedication to excellence, make her exceptionally qualified for this promotion,” said Dr. Dr. Jeff Mercer, dean of the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, in a press release. “Her innovative approach and commitment to high standards have consistently enhanced our educational offerings and supported the professional growth of our community. We are confident that under her leadership, the CPE Office will continue to thrive and expand its impact.”

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