This PGY1 features learning experiences for a small class of residents at a community non-teaching hospital. Being the only residents on campus, pharmacy residents receive dedicated attention from board certified preceptors and physicians. Residents train to be clinical generalists in a multi-specialty community hospital with a wide variety of services. Required rotations include orientation, service commitment, critical care, ambulatory care, anticoagulation, pharmacy management, surgery, med-surg, cardiology and neurology. Elective rotation opportunities include but are not limited to: repeat of any required rotation, infectious disease, pediatrics and emergency medicine. Residents are highly involved with APPE students, complete a statistics course offered on-site, are encouraged and receive support to participate in a variety of local and national scholarship opportunities (e.g. posters, publications, etc.), participate in hospital and system committees, complete the Residency Education Academy - a teaching and learning curriculum through St. Louis College of Pharmacy, present at a resident seminar series, and complete a research project suitable for publication. Residents are supported through the resident mentor program as they orient to our site and progress in their development as a clinician. Please see website for more details: https://www.ssmhealth.com/for-health-professionals/residencies/pharmacy-residencies/pgy1-pharmacy-residencies/pgy1-pharmacy-residency-st-clare-fenton