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    Take a look at some of our trainings and webinars to support poison prevention, harm reduction, and treatment education.
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Who We Are
- About
  We are healthcare professionals, educators, and advocates keeping our communities healthy and safe
- News & Press Kit
  Press releases, organization fact sheet, and media contact info
- Financial Statements
  Our annual report, tax forms, and financial statements
- Careers
  Join us in our life-saving work
- Contact Us
  Get in touch with our team
What We Do
- Poison Center Hotline
  Free, specific and compassionate guidance by phone, text or chat 24/7/365
- Research & Advocacy
  Our impact on public health and legislative affairs
- Professional Education
  Healthcare facility lectures, clinical rotations, and summer internships
- Antidote Availability
  An up-to-date list of which hospitals stock specific poison antidotes
- Public and Community Health Education
  Preventing poisonings with presentations and trainings on topics that matter
- Data
  Data from incoming calls on exposures, substances, medical outcomes, and more
Education
- What to do for…
  Expert guidance and fact sheets on common poison concerns
- Education Resources
- Glossary & General Poison Info
  Explore toxicology terms and frequently asked questions on exposures and toxins
- Alerts & Reports
- Current Education Programs
  Take a look at some of our trainings and webinars to support poison prevention, harm reduction, and treatment education.
Get Involved
- Donate
  Strengthen the health and safety of all Washingtonians.
- Volunteer
  Share your time and talents to make a difference.
- Become a Sponsor
  Support life-saving services in your community to show that you care.
- Partner With Us
  Invest in our services though the Partnership in Healthcare campaign.
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Pharmacy Internship Program

Compassion, Integrity, Growth, Drive, Innovation

Poison Information Pharmacy Intern

Our student pharmacists are committed to providing toxicological emergency call room support at the Washington Poison Center, delivering and advancing high-quality consultative services for Washington State.

Employment Application

stock photo call center student

Preparation for a future pharmacist role

Learn clinical, communication, and leadership skills

Washington State Foundational Public Health Services After Hours Project

WAPC Call Center

Skills Development

Assist with proper utilization of community, social, and healthcare resources.
Independently conduct patient interviews.
Perform patient assessments.
Utilize knowledge of pharmacology, toxicology, math, basic sciences, and pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic variations in drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination.
Evaluate medical literature
Contribute to research studies
Modify care to the age and development status of the infant, toddler, school-age child, adolescent, adult, geriatric, or disabled patient.
Share toxicology expertise with healthcare professionals regarding management of the poisoned patient.