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Title: Pharmacy Residencies


1
Pharmacy Residencies
  • Pamela K. Phelps, Pharm.D., FASHP
  • Director, Fairview Pharmacy Clinical Services
  • Director, Fairview Residency Program

2
Residencies
3
Getting StartedDefinitions
  • Pharmacy Practice Residency PG1
  • Specialty Residency PG2
  • Fellowship
  • Accreditation and ASHP

4
Why Complete a Residency?
  • Expansion of Skills
  • Residency is equal to 3-5 yrs experience
  • Competitive Advantage in Job Market
  • Six degrees of separation
  • I did a residency at Fairview
  • Career Planning
  • What do I really want to do with my life?
  • ASHP 2020 Statement

5
Selecting a Residency
  • Accredited vs. Non-Accredited
  • Reputation of Program
  • Patient Population and Services
  • Teaching Commitment
  • Staffing Commitment
  • Preceptor Involvement

6
Residency Showcase
  • What is the ASHP Showcase?
  • Informal Opportunity to Interact with Programs
  • Residents
  • Preceptors
  • Only ASHP-Accredited Programs
  • Do I have to go to the Showcase to get a
    residency?
  • For local programs, many display at MSHP Midyear

7
The Residency Application Process
8
Application Materials
  • Application Forms- call or e-mail the program
    director, or find application on-line
  • Recommendation Letters (3)
  • Transcripts
  • C.V.

9
Interviewing For a Residency
10
Interviewing
  • Schedule Your Interview
  • Do Research and Plan Ahead
  • A Typical Interview (program director, managers,
    clinical staff, presentation)
  • Dress Code
  • Manners Count
  • Communication is your strongest asset

11
Interviewing
  • Common Behavioral Questions to Expect
  • Tell me about yourself
  • What are your long-term career goals?
  • Why are you interested in a residency?
  • Why are you interested in our program?
  • What would you contribute to our residency
    program?
  • What are your strengths/weaknesses?
  • How have you responded to a challenge?
  • How do you handle stress?
  • How do you approach a physician with a
    patient-related problem?
  • What has been your biggest accomplishment
  • Tell me about a problem that you solved

12
Interviewing
  • Questions for the Program
  • When and how are rotations decided?
  • What have previous residents gone on to do?
  • How are residents evaluated?
  • What are the salary and benefits?
  • Questions for the Residents
  • What do you like the most/least about this
    program?
  • Tell me about the residency director/preceptors
  • What do you do outside the residency?
  • Day-to-Day (parking, office, etc)

13
All About The ASHP Matching ProgramThe Match
14
The Match
  • Definition
  • Timeline
  • Match Agreement by mid-January
  • Set up interviews
  • Rank the sites that you saw
  • Rank Order Form first week of March
  • Outcomes third week of March www.natmatch.com/as
    hpprmp

15
Rank Order List
  • George Reeds Rank List
  • 1) MCV
  • 2) UIC
  • 3) Johns Hopkins
  • 4) Methodist Hospital
  • 5) UNC
  • MCVs Rank List
  • 1) Jane Doe
  • 2) John Deere
  • 3) Sally Smith
  • 4) George Reed
  • 5) Dawn Lundquist
  • 6) Shawn Brock

16
Where Do I Go From Here?
17
Anytime
  • Create Your CV
  • Talk to Faculty, Advisors, Friends
  • Its never too early to get your letters of
    recommendation employers prefer letters from
    people who have supervised you or worked with you
  • Acute care preceptors are also good sources

18
Winter Spring
  • January
  • Residency Application Deadline
  • Deadline to Sign Up for Match
  • February
  • Interview for Residencies
  • March
  • Deadline to Submit Rank Order Form to NMS
  • Mid-March
  • Match Results Released
  • July 2005
  • Residencies Begin

19
What are the programs looking for?
  • Work Ethic
  • School Performance
  • Pharmacy Organizations
  • Academic Achievement
  • Relevant Work Experience
  • Multi-tasking / Flexibility
  • Communication skills
  • Good fit
  • Make us proud

20
Frequently Asked Questions
  • Typical salary?
  • How important are grades?
  • To how many programs should I apply?
  • What rotations are required/elective?
  • How much time do I spend with preceptors?
  • Is travel included? Where do we go?

21
Frequently Asked Questions
  • Do I do a project?
  • Will I go on rounds?
  • Will I interact with physicians?
  • Do I work holidays?
  • Do I get vacation and sick time?

22
Questions?
  • Pphelps2_at_fairview.org
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