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https://uoflhospital.org/pharmacy-residency

Our team of pharmacy residents come from around the country and have varying research and career interests. Many come to UofL Hospital because it is an academic medical center, which serves as an optimal environment for learning. Within the pharmacy department, qualified and dedicated pharmacy preceptors are committed to training the next generation of pharmaceutical leaders. Beyond participating in the day-to-day clinical and operational pharmacy functions at UofL Hospital, our residents participate in a number of additional professional and social activities.

Why train at UofL Hospital?

• Our Pharmacy Residency Program features preceptors with board certification and additional post graduate certification in various fields of pharmacy practice.
• Members of the pharmacy staff are involved and hold leadership positions in local, state and national professional pharmacy organizations.
• The Pharmacy Department is committed to patient and community education, providing medication reconciliation and medication management education opportunities.
• Pharmacists provide comprehensive services to achieve optimal drug therapy outcomes for all patients, families and providers through decentralized clinical pharmacy services in all critical care and general medicine areas including: 

               o    Bone Marrow Transplant
               o    Burn
               o    MICU
               o    Emergency Department
               o    Internal Medicine
               o    Neonatal Intensive Care
               o    Neuro-anesthesia
               o    Oncology
               o    Stroke/Neurology
               o    Trauma/Surgery
               o    Psychiatry
               o    Operating/Recovery Room

• Our pharmacists are involved in several ambulatory clinics, including an anti-coagulation clinic, Diabetes Medication Therapy Management (MTM) clinic, HIV/AIDS clinic, in addition to some new emerging ambulatory care based clinics

PGY1 and PGY2 rotations include:

• Ambulatory Care
• DM MTM
• Outpatient Infectious Diseases (Hep C/HIV)
• Critical Care – Medical ICU
• Critical Care – Neurosurgical ICU
• Critical Care – Surgical ICU
• Emergency Department
• Infectious Diseases
• Medication Safety
• Internal Medicine
• Stroke
• Neonatal ICU
• Medical Oncology
• BMT
• Oncology Outpatient
• Pharmacy Administration
• Pharmacy Informatics 
• Academia
• Specialty Pharmacy clinics
• Off-site Electives (Solid Organ Transplant, Pediatric ICU, Cardiology/CT ICU)
  
  Residency Positions for 2021-2022 Year
• PGY1 (6 residents)
• New PGY1 Community Based in Specialty Pharmacy  (1 resident)
• PGY2 Oncology (2 residents)
• PGY2 Internal Medicine (1 resident)
• PGY2 Critical Care (1 resident)
• PGY2 Emergency Medicine (1 resident)
• PGY2 Ambulatory Care (1 resident)