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We are pleased to announce that as of July 2021, PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center's Postgraduate Year One (PGY1) residency program is an accredited program through American Society of Health System Pharmacists (ASHP). Although the residency program is structured to meet the PGY1 standards set forth by ASHP, all experiences are individualized based on existing resident competencies and personal interests. The purpose of this residency program is to develop competent clinical pharmacy practitioners who have accelerated their growth beyond entry-level professional aptitude in patient care and practice management. The program ensures residents further develop leadership and therapeutic skills that may be applied in any direct patient care position in a variety of practice settings.
If you would like the opportunity to join our progressive and robust pharmacy team, please apply as directed below:
Initial Pharmacy Practice Experience and Orientation - (July – November)
Orientation may be longer or shorter depending on individual resident background.
Completion of the following minimum training experiences:
Drug Information
Clinical Staffing: One three-week experience as a decentralized pharmacist responsible for a service (January-June). During this time, there is no direct preceptor. This experience occurs during the second half of the residency.
Acute Care Experiences - On-site
Transitions of Care – On-Site – Required
Ambulatory Care Experiences - On-site
Other Off-site Experiences (Up to 8 weeks when available per ASHP requirements)
Non-Rotational and Longitudinal Experiences
Learn more about PeaceHealth or visit the ASHP residency directory page.