The hospital offers expertise and sophisticated medical technology, combined with a personalized approach to health care in a comfortable, caring environment. The medical center is a Level 1 trauma service hospital, which provides medical and surgical care services in obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, general medicine, burn ICU, and a specialized level III neo-natal ICU. The residency consists of eight 6-week long rotations. The program consists of the following rotations:.
The program allows the resident to be flexible when setting their rotation schedule for the program year. The candidate can indicate this interest at the time of the application. Residents will serve as adjunct professors and are required to lead weekly Therapeutic Modules for second and third year students through the school of pharmacy.
Each resident is given the opportunity to take an active participatory role in the case conference process by designing a case conference scenario, and providing a general overview of the topic to co-residents. Residents will also have the opportunity to earn their teaching certificate through providing classroom lectures, such as over-the-counter drugs, and ACLS training.
Additionally, residents will act as co-preceptors for the fourth year pharmacy students while on their clinical clerkships. Research classes and seminars are provided to residents.
During the year, residents are required to:. William C. The purpose of the PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program at the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy is to build on the Doctor of Pharmacy PharmD education and outcomes to contribute to the development of clinical pharmacists who are responsible for medication-related care of patients with a wide range of conditions, eligible for board certification, and eligible for postgraduate year two PGY2 pharmacy residency training.
This program provides residents with comprehensive pharmacy practice training and focused experience in a variety of ambulatory care settings and prepares residents to:. Additionally, residents will learn to manage care transitions between inpatient and outpatient, while providing therapeutic recommendations to interdisciplinary teams in inpatient internal medicine service.
Graduates of the program have pursued careers in a broad variety of organizations including safety net clinics, government health care systems, community hospitals, teaching medical centers, private physician practice groups, managed care organizations, health-maintenance organizations, accountable care organizations, pharmaceutical industry, and academia. Chronic disease state management training is acquired in a variety of unique training sites including: 1 Edward R.
These sites expose residents to the challenges of managing high-risk patients with a complex set of chronic conditions. Additional emphasis is placed on managing chronic illnesses for patients who cannot afford to pay for medical services or medication. Residents will learn to overcome challenging socioeconomic and cultural barriers.
Our program developed a tool that is being used nationally by healthcare organizations to track medication therapy interventions and describe the medication-related problems including medication safety issues identified and resolved by pharmacists. Residents in this program are consistently involved in the development and enhancement of clinical pharmacy services in new and established practice settings.
Each year brings new opportunities for growth and practice expansion. All residents in the School of Pharmacy program participate in teaching and educational activities every Thursday of the week for the entire residency year. These activities include:. In addition, a teaching certificate is offered which requires specific teaching activities and evaluation of these activities. The teaching certificate offered by USC is consistent with national pharmacy education standards.
Residents in the USC programs receive expert training on a variety of important topics through weekly residency seminars. These seminars include:. Research classes and seminars are provided to residents to assist them in developing high quality clinical research projects.
Residents and preceptors collaborate on the selection and development of their research project. Elective learning experiences are available both within USC and its affiliates. The purpose of the PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program in Ambulatory Care with Psychiatry Track at the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy is to build on the Doctor of Pharmacy PharmD education and outcomes to contribute to the development of clinical pharmacists who are responsible for comprehensive medical management of patients with a wide range of conditions, including behavioral health disorders.
This PGY1 Pharmacy Residency at USC provides residents with comprehensive pharmacy practice training and experience in a variety of ambulatory care settings including a longitudinal experience in psychiatric clinic.
A 3-month longitudinal inpatient psychiatric experience is required and built into the first half of the residency to provide the resident with enough exposure to confirm their intention to pre-commit to the PGY2 Psychiatry Pharmacy Residency. This program provides residents with comprehensive pharmacy practice training and experience in a variety of ambulatory care settings and prepares residents to:.
USC School of Pharmacy has a history of excellence in psychiatric pharmacy residency training since the first residency was offered in The resident will start with a longitudinal 3 month of inpatient psychiatry unit as part of a multidisciplinary treatment team in order to develop skills in acute care patient assessment and the pharmacotherapeutic management of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression with psychosis and substance abuse under the supervision of psychiatric pharmacy faculty and attending psychiatrists.
Residents in the USC programs receive expert training on a variety of important topics through weekly residency seminars and monthly meetings that include all preceptors and residents. Department of Emergency Medicine. Department of Neurological Surgery. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. Department of Radiation Oncology. Centers and Programs. Support Medical Education. Annual Report. Keck School History. Distinguished Activities.
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