RESIDENCY PROGRAMS
RESIDENCY PROGRAMS
Get to Know Our Critical Care PGY2 Pharmacy Residency Program
The program is based at the 517-bed McLeod Regional Medical Center (MRMC), the flagship hospital for a seven-hospital system, stretching from the Midlands to the Coast of South Carolina. The Postgraduate Year Two (PGY2) Critical Care Pharmacy Resident is a pre-candidate with plans for accreditation during 2025-2026. This program trains pharmacists for 21st-century healthcare positions.
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Develop Professional Maturity and Skills in This Program
The PGY2 residency program focuses on developing and refining critical care and emergency medicine pharmacy skills and knowledge. This second year builds upon the knowledge developed during the resident’s general PGY1 year. Once completed, the PGY2 resident will be eligible for board certification and considered competent to work as a critical care or emergency medicine clinical pharmacist.
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With 70 Employees, MRMC Pharmacy Services Operates 24 Hours A Day
More than one-third of the pharmacists employed have completed postgraduate residency training. Use of a decentralized pharmacy model facilitates close collaboration with physicians and other health care professionals, emphasizing the concept of pharmaceutical care.
READ MOREThe pharmacy department enjoys a supportive atmosphere with a focus on continuing education and staff development. Pharmacists also have the opportunity to participate in multi-disciplinary committees, focused on enhancing innovative medical and pharmacy practices at McLeod.
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Residency Program Aspects Enhance Your Year-long Experience
- State-of-the-art critical care surgical tower and technology, and electronic medical record system EPIC.
- A diverse patient population.
- Excellent interdisciplinary partnerships.
- Greater than 115 years of history, providing medical excellence to the northeastern region of South Carolina and the southeastern region of North Carolina.
- A challenging, high-quality, flexible curriculum to accommodate the individual resident’s needs, areas of interest, and experience.
After the Residency, You’ll Have Broad, Employable Skills
You’ll be able to:
- Manage and improve the medication-use process.
- Collaborate and communicate effectively with interdisciplinary teams to provide evidence-based, patient-centered care for diverse patient populations.
- Exercise leadership and practice management skills.
- Demonstrate project management skills and conduct practice-related investigations.
- Provide drug information services along with medication and practice-related education/training to patients, other health care providers and the community.
- Utilize medical informatics to advance the practice of pharmacy.
- Develop a professional maturity and commitment to the profession.
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McLEOD REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER FLORENCE
843-777-2000 -
McLEOD DARLINGTON
843-777-1100 -
McLEOD DILLON
843-774-4111 -
McLEOD LORIS
843-716-7000 -
McLEOD SEACOAST
843-390-8100 -
McLEOD CHERAW
843-537-7881 -
McLEOD CLARENDON
803-433-3000
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