Program overview
Curriculum
Required core learning experiences
- Orientation
- Advanced internal medicine
- Critical care medicine
- Emergency medicine (I-III)
- Pediatrics
- Trauma
Required longitudinal learning experiences
- Infectious diseases
- Drug information and healthcare education
- Emergency medicine staffing
- Pharmacy administration and medication safety
- Major research project
- Self-assessment and personal performance improvement
Elective learning experiences
- Emergency medical services/pre-hospital
- Emergency medicine IV – Satellite hospital
- Advanced pediatrics
- Hematology/oncology
- Infectious diseases
- Pharmacy leadership
- Precepting and learning certificate program
- Toxicology
Completion requirements
- Possess a valid pharmacist license from the Pennsylvania State Board of Pharmacy within sixty (60) days of the resident’s hire date.
- Completion of all R1 goals and objectives with a status of Achieved for Residency by the end of the residency. Completion of 100% of the remaining goals and objectives for the program with at least 75% of the objectives having a status of Achieved for Residency. All objectives must have a minimum status of satisfactory progress.
- All evaluations must be completed in accordance with ASHP accreditation standard as outlined in the resident agreement.
- Completion of pharmacokinetic certification by Oct. 31.
- Completion of inpatient anticoagulation certification by Oct. 31.
- Completion of the code and stroke certification by Oct. 31.
- Completion of major project, which includes meeting all project deadlines and submission of written manuscript of completed project to the RAC.
- Assigned projects have been completed:
- MUE
- Drug review, class review or guideline-policy update
- Management project
- Presentation of at least one major CME program.
- Poster or platform presentation at one or more regional or national professional meetings:
- PGY2: Poster presentation of MUE at ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and presentation of major research at specialty emergency medicine conference, (e.g, SAEM or ESC).
- Completion of minimum staffing requirements.
- Adherence to the organization’s attendance standards and as described in the enterprise pharmacy attendance policy.
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