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 Maury Regional Health and Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy have formed a collaboration to offer a post-graduate year one general inpatient pharmacy practice residency. This unique residency is accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists and merges inpatient and outpatient care with academia. The majority of the resident’s four-week clinical rotations will occur at Maury Regional Medical Center, a 255-bed regional medical center located in Columbia, Tennessee.

The resident will become an expert in managing a variety of disease states and caring for a wide range of populations from premature infants to geriatric patients. The resident will provide in-services, journal clubs, pharmacy continuing education as well as didactic and clinical teaching. Appointment is contingent upon graduation, pharmacy licensure in the state of Tennessee and successful completion of Maury Regional Health’s required health testing.

Through collaboration with Lipscomb, the resident will complete a teaching and learning certificate and provide lectures and topic discussions to current Lipscomb pharmacy students. Additionally, each resident will complete a research project and have the opportunity to present their research at a local, regional and/or national meeting.

REQUIRED ROTATIONS

Ambulatory Care

Cardiology

Critical Care

Infectious Disease

Internal Medicine

Practice Management

Transitions of Care

ELECTIVE ROTATIONS

Informatics

Microbiology Lab

Neurology

NICU

Oncology

Staffing

For more information about the residency program, visit Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy or visit MauryRegional.com/Careers/Pharmacy-Residency.

CONTACTS

Laura McElroy, PharmD, BCPS

Residency Director

Maury Regional Medical Center

lamcelroy@mauryregional.com

Jeff Binkley, PharmD, BCNSP, FASHP

Administrative Director of Pharmacy

Maury Regional Medical Center

jbinkley@mauryregional.com

Benjamin Gross, PharmD, MBA, BCPS, BCACP, CDE, BC-ADM, ASH-CHC, FCCP

Director Residency Programs

Director of Assessment

Associate Professor

Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy

ben.gross@lipscomb.edu