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PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program

St. Rose Dominican Siena Campus

Program Description

If you are interested in a residency program that will provide experience in a compassionate direct patient care setting, St. Rose Dominican is the place for you!

Our PGY1 pharmacy residency program will give you the opportunity to grow and learn in a state-of-the-art facility. The program offers a variety of rotations and a diverse patient population. Additionally, our program is affiliated with Roseman University of Health Sciences, College of Pharmacy, which offers the Teaching Certificate.

The residency program provides the didactic and clinical experiences needed to create a well-rounded, competent pharmacy practitioner. During each rotation, you will work closely with your preceptor, highly qualified pharmacists, physicians, and other allied health care professionals.

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Program Highlights & Goals

  • Round with medical residents and participate in noon-conferences.
  • Develop expertise, knowledge and skills in a broad range of therapeutics through direct patient care
  • Contribute to an interdisciplinary health care team offering patient-specific interventions to optimize drug therapy outcomes
  • Provide drug information to the interdisciplinary team in an environment based on teamwork and mutual respect
  • Enhance your skills in conducting clinical research, a medication use evaluation and quality improvement initiatives
  • Strengthen your communication skills by presenting formal and informal lectures, writing a professional manuscript, and leading interdisciplinary discussions
  • Participate as an active member in cardiopulmonary resuscitations
  • Develop pharmacy practice management skills by leading various committees, establishing policies, and understanding the pharmacy practice philosophy
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Welcome Message from Program Director

Thank you for your interest in the Pharmacy Residency Program at Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican Hospitals. We are delighted that you are considering us for this pivotal step in your professional journey.

At St. Rose, our mission is more than just providing medical care; it is about extending the healing ministry of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. We are looking for residents who are not only clinically driven and intellectually curious but who also lead with compassion and integrity.

Our program is designed to challenge you, support you, and prepare you to be a leader in the pharmacy profession. You will work alongside a dedicated team of preceptors who are committed to your growth, both as a clinician and as an advocate for your patients.

We invite you to explore our site, meet our team, and see how our culture of excellence can help you reach your career goals. We look forward to getting to know you during this interview season.

Learning Experiences

Required Learning Experiences

*Travel is required

  • Antimicrobial Stewardship (5 weeks)*
  • Emergency Medicine (5 weeks)
  • Infectious Diseases (5 weeks)
  • Internal Medicine (5 weeks)*
  • Medical ICU (5 weeks)*
  • Orientation (6 weeks)
  • Outpatient Clinic (10 months)
  • Pediatrics/Neonatology (5 weeks)
  • Research Project (9 months)
  • Staffing (October - June)
  • Surgical ICU (5 weeks)

Additional Learning Experiences

Elective

  • Administration (5 weeks)*
  • Cardiology (5 weeks)
  • Farabi Wellness Center (5 weeks)*
  • HIV Clinic (5 weeks)*
  • Information Technology (5 weeks)
  • Medication Safety (5 weeks)*
  • Microbiology (5 weeks)*
  • Transition of Care (5 weeks)
Other
  • Teaching Certificate (12 months, available through an application process

Training Locations

Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican, Siena Campus

Clark County, Nevada

Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican, San Martín Campus

Clark County, Nevada

Compensation & Benefits

Salary

$55,127

Health & Wellness

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance

Financial

Financial support for attending required professional meetings (ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting)

How to Apply

  • Application Deadline: January 2nd
  • Application submitted thru PhORCAS
  • Curriculum vitae
  • Letter of intent
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation,
  • Official copy of academic record (transcript) from college of pharmacy
Faculty & Residents
 

Contact Information

Elizabeth Gonzalez
Program Director
elizabeth.gonzalez@commonspirit.org

Lisa Krautstrunk
Program Coordinator
lisa.krautstrunk@commonspirit.org

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