Through our curriculum, PGY1 pharmacy residents will develop a professional maturity through compassionate direct patient care, project management, communication and leadership skills.
Orientation
Internal Medicine
Critical Care (Medical, Trauma/Surgical, or Cardiovascular Surgery)
Infectious Disease
General Cardiology
Nephrology
(Residents are allowed to choose 6 elective rotations)
Critical Care
Emergency Medicine
Family Medicine
Internal Medicine
Infectious Disease
Oncology
Pharmacy Administration and Leadership
Nephrology
Pediatric
Pediatric Critical Care
Clinical and Operational Staffing
Code Response
Research
Leadership
Clinical Teaching Certificate (CTC)
During practice mamangement training, residents will focus on management skills, such as committee participation, developing policies and procedures, formulary management and budget preparation. Also residents can fulfill management requirements by helping establish new elective rotations.
During the year, each rotation incorporates tasks that help residents develop a strong and proficient system for effectively locating and communicating drug information in response to physicians, rotation preceptors and other hospital staff.
We believe in providing our pharmacy residents full support throughout all elements of the residency program. In order to provide guidance during this experience, each resident will choose a residency mentor in addition to an assigned project advisor.
ASHP has established core standards for evaluating a resident’s performance during the PGY1 residency year. Evaluations are completed via Pharm Academic, which is an electronic database incorporating the Residency Learning System (RLS) to ensure ongoing feedback. This process facilitates the development of the residents’ skills throughout the year.