Royal Oak, Michigan
Georgia
Roanoke, Virginia
Posted: 23-Oct-24
Location: Royal Oak, Michigan
PGY1:
Session:
Preferred Education:
The ASHP-accredited PGY1 residency program at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital (formerly known as Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak Hospital) has been training pharmacy residents since 1977. Each year, the program accepts six traditional PGY1 residents into the program with the goal of developing the residents into confident and competent practitioners. There are 8 required learning experiences (Orientation, Ambulatory Care, Critical Care, Drug Information, Integrated Practice Experience, Internal Medicine, Practice Management and Research) with numerous elective and selective rotations available to be chosen by the resident. The Integrated Practice Experience is a novel rotation where the resident is immersed within the unit-based pharmacist practice model. An in-house, on-call program aids the resident in developing clinical confidence and autonomy while participating in code response, inpatient tenecteplase administration for stroke, complex patient-specific drug information questions, supratherapeutic toxicology level evaluation and antimicrobial stewardship activities. The Ambulatory Care experience focuses on anticoagulation and Discharge/Transitions of Care clinic, and may include exposure to diabetes, Hepatitis C, and HIV clinics. Additionally, the residents serve as student preceptors throughout the year through various opportunities. A chief resident position, resident chair positions, advisor program, leadership development program and optional participation in the Wayne State University Teaching and Learning Curriculum are available.
Corewell Health William University Hospital (formerly known as Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak) is a 1,100-bed, Level 1 adult and Level 2 pediatric trauma, academic medical center offering a wide variety of medical services to a growing suburban community. Corewell Health William University Hospital is recognized by US News and World Report as one of "America's Best Hospitals" for the 30th consecutive year and as #1 (tied) in the state of Michigan. The Department of Pharmaceutical Services utilizes an integrative practice model where pharmacists have responsibilities for both distributive and clinical functions. Distributive services are provided through a centralized model, with satellites in critical areas (pediatrics, oncology, operating rooms, and emergency center). Pharmacy operations are supported by technology including Omnicell automated dispensing cabinets and carousals. The medical record is supported by Epic, with implemented electronic Medication Administration Record and Barcode Medication Administration functionality. A variety of clinical services are offered, including pharmacokinetic dosing, anticoagulation monitoring, antibiotic monitoring, renal dose adjustments, IV to PO conversions, pain management consults and participation in multidisciplinary patient care rounds and huddles. Our institution employs over 25 clinical preceptors, the majority of whom hold adjunct faculty appointments with neighboring Colleges of Pharmacy and/or the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine.
See program website for full information: PGY1 Pharmacy Residency - William Beaumont University Hospital
All applications must be received via PhORCAS.