“…Yet, pharmacy practice residency training has gradually moved away from preparing individuals for leadership and/or management positions and toward preparing pharmacists for patient care roles, whether as generalist pharmaceutical care providers or clinical specialists. 4 While patient care skills are certainly in demand, preparing individuals to do this type of work does not ensure that they are also prepared to lead this type of work. An individual with exceptional patient care skills may not be able to develop a vision for a practice, make the connections with other practitioners and administrators necessary to establish the practice, or teach students or other pharmacists the skills required to work in a pharmaceutical care practice.…”