The PGY1 residency is a 52 week continuum in which residents will complete a department orientation, followed by a series of experiential rotations, each lasting 4 to 5 weeks. Various longitudinal learning activities are coordinated throughout the year.  Residents will have the opportunity to present a poster at ASHP Midyear meeting in December, complete a research project and present a platform presentation at Eastern States Regional Residency Conference in May.  Residents are afforded the opportunity to participate in a teaching certificate program at no cost offered by the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy at Rutgers University.    The PGY-2 pharmacy residency in Critical Care is a 52-week residency program at Capital Health designed to produce