CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System PGY1 Residency
CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System
Application
Details
Posted: 31-Aug-23
Location: Tyler, Texas
PGY1:
Pharmacy
Session:
Monday
Required Education:
PharmD
Code: 74139
Starting Date: 07/01/2024
Application Deadline: 01/03/2024
Duration/Type:1 year
Number Positions: 4
Estimated Stipend: 50000
Interview Required: Yes
Residency Special Features: See https://twitter.com/TylerPgy1 for the latest information
The PGY-1 residency program at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances is designed to enhance and strengthen the resident’s clinical skills and knowledge of the practice of pharmacy. A high priority is placed on teaching evidence-based care and preparing residents for the opportunities available to PGY-1 graduates.
The program has been accredited since 2009. It has 21 preceptors that are intimately involved in the program as well as other pharmacists that work with the residents throughout the year.
Inpatient clinical pharmacist duties and services include: interdisciplinary patient care rounds, pharmacokinetic dosing, antimicrobial stewardship, anticoagulation management, therapeutic substitution, IV to PO conversion, renal dosing, code response, TPN dosing, and patient counseling.
Required rotations Drug Information and Pharmacy Management Infectious Diseases Internal Medicine Med/Surg ICU Orientation Pharmacokinetics Cardiology (medical or ICU)
Elective rotations Advanced Core/Elective Rotation Cardiothoracic ICU Emergency Medicine Informatics Integrated Practice Medical Cardiology Medication Safety/Drug information Neuro ICU Neonatal ICU Warfarin Clinic
Longitudinal rotations Medication Use Evaluation Pharmacy Staffing (every third weekend and one evening every three weeks) Research Project Rotating Committee Membership Residency Rounds
Fringe Benefits:Comprehensive benefits package includes health insurance, life insurance, dental insurance, 401(k), flexible spending program, paid time off, and travel budget.
Training Site Type:Hospital
Owner Affiliate:Private
Model Type(s): Acute Care/Hospital/Ambulatory Care Center - Community (General)
Tax Status: Nonprofit
Pharmacist Staff: 46
Non-Pharmacist Staff: 50
Total Beds: 500
Site Special Features:The PGY-1 residency is conducted at the CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Tyler, a part of the CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System. The hospital is a not-for-profit, community hospital in east Texas. 500-bed acute-care hospital Level II trauma center with 48-bed emergency department 36-bed level III neonatal ICU 17-bed pediatric unit 24-bed medical surgical ICU 22-bed neuro ICU 24-bed cardiothoracic ICU 24-bed intermediate care/ICU
Last updated 8/31/2023
Average Daily Census:450
Special Requirements for Acceptance: All application material submitted through PhORCAS Doctor of Pharmacy Degree from an ACPE Accredited School of Pharmacy Eligible for licensure with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy All licensing tests must be attempted prior to the start of the residency Official college(s) of pharmacy transcript(s) Letter of intent Curriculum Vitae Include completed and anticipated APPEs Three letters of recommendation Direct patient care APPE preceptors preferred Requirements for Selected Candidates Recorded introduction Patient case In-person Interview
About CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System
See https://twitter.com/TylerPgy1 for the latest information
The PGY-1 residency program at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances is designed to enhance and strengthen the resident’s clinical skills and knowledge of the practice of pharmacy. A high priority is placed on teaching evidence-based care and preparing residents for the opportunities available to PGY-1 graduates.
The program has been accredited since 2009. It has 19 preceptors that are intimately involved in the program as well as other pharmacists that work with the residents throughout the year.
Inpatient clinical pharmacist duties and services include: interdisciplinary patient care rounds, pharmacokinetic dosing, antimicrobial stewardship, anticoagulation management, therapeutic substitution, IV to PO conversion, renal dosing, code response, TPN dosing, and patient counseling.
