Pharmacy Residency

The Community Medical Centers ASHP Accredited Pharmacy Practice (PGY1) Residency is designed to be clinical in nature. Residents are trained, with progressive decreases in preceptorship, to provide care to a broad variety of patients; to serve as educators for pharmacy students and other health care professionals; and to conduct clinical research.

Rotations are provided in Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Critical Care Medicine, Critical Care Surgery and Burn, Critical Care Trauma, Emergency Medicine and Ambulatory Care. The Pharmacy Practice Residency also provides residents the opportunity to hone written and verbal communications skills; develop professionalism; develop leadership skills for large and small group direction; and develop in-depth understanding of the interrelationships of clinical, operational, administrative, academic and organizational pharmacy.