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The purpose of a postgraduate year 1 (PGY1) pharmacy residency program is to build on Doctor of Pharmacy education to contribute to the development of clinical pharmacists. Upon completion of a PGY1, the pharmacist will be eligible for board certification and PGY2 pharmacy residency training. Our PGY1 pharmacy residency at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream (LIJVS) is a 12-month structured training program. Our residency has core and elective learning experiences, delivered in 4- and 6-week blocks, which are tailored to meet the needs and interests of the resident, along with longitudinal learning experiences. Residents can rotate through various experiences including, but not limited to, critical care, infectious disease, internal medicine, administration, transitions of care, research and off-site electives such as neurocritical care, diabetes management, tele-antimicrobial stewardship, pediatric practice & administration, and psychiatric care. Our program is designed to enhance the resident's skills and competence in providing optimal pharmacotherapy to diverse patient populations. As part of the training, the resident will develop a broad understanding of pharmacotherapeutic principles, and ethical and socioeconomic issues affecting medical care and pharmacy practice. Additionally, the resident will build on his/her practice management and leadership skills through administrative functions. The resident will have opportunities to precept and teach student pharmacists, partake in educational activities on and off campus, and acquire a teaching certificate. Our program strives to provide the resident with the necessary skills to develop a personal program for self-study and professional growth through guidance, assistance, and supervision. Furthermore, the resident will participate in Northwell Health initiatives while networking with other residents and clinical pharmacists.

PharmD degree, New York State licensure eligible, college/school of pharmacy transcript(s), curriculum vitae, three PhORCAS recommendation forms (one required to be written by faculty member at current college of pharmacy), and letter of intent