PGY1 Pharmacy Program:  One year PGY1 residency program in a teaching community hospital setting. The goal is to provide a well-rounded exposure to providing optimal pharmaceutical care service for the resident. The resident will have the opportunity to develop their knowledge base, practice skills, and teaching processes. Each rotation will have an established preceptor in specific areas in general medicine focused in cardiology, neurology, general medicine, infectious diseases, medical and surgical critical care, ambulatory care-anti-coagulation clinic, oncology infusion center, transition-of-care, administration/patient safety, and emergency medicine. Opportunity to be involve with the UHSP-Saint Louis College of Pharmacy and Southern Illinois-Edwardsville (SIU-E) student rotation clerkship, lectures, and study groups. Research project is required, suitable for publication.

Must be a self-directed individual with good interpersonal and communication skills, who holds a Pharm.D. degree. 

About PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program

St. Luke's Hospital is a regional, premier community teaching hospital in the suburbs of St. Louis. Specializes in cardiac, neurosciences, obstetrics and gynecology, outpatient services, and comprehensive surgical services. Teaching site for medical residency program, and pharmacy rotation site for Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (SIUE-E) and UHSP-St. Louis College of Pharmacy students. St. Luke's Hospital is designated as a top 100 hospital in cardiovascular services in alliance with Cleveland Clinic Heart, Vascular, and Thoracic Institute.

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