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For more information about the program, please contact:
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| Aaron Bond, Pharm.D., BCPS
Pharmacy Practice PGY1 Residency Director Clinical Operations Manager
Baylor University Medical Center
3500 Gaston Avenue
Dallas, TX 75246
Tel: (214) 820-2865
Fax: (214) 820-3564
E-mail:aaron.bond@baylorhealth.edu
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Baylor University Medical Center Postgraduate Year One (PGY1) Pharmacy Residency
Program Information
The primary goal of this ASHP-accredited program is to provide specific skills and competencies that are needed to assume leadership roles within the profession. The program offers great flexibility which allows the residency to be tailored to the specific needs of the individual.
The program is based on the Residency Learning System (RLS) developed by ASHP and managed by the Residency Advisory Committee (RAC). The RAC closely follows the resident's progress through the training program and provides direction when necessary. Each resident can select an advisor who will guide and mentor the resident throughout the year.
Resident evaluation
Prior to the start of any rotation, each resident will receive, in writing, the goals and learning expectations for that learning experience. The resident's preceptor will provide continuous feed-back throughout the experience, as well as conduct a formal evaluation at the midpoint and end of each rotation. The resident in turn, will have the opportunity to evaluate both the preceptor and rotation for future improvement of the program. Finally, residents are taught and encouraged to perform regular self-assessment evaluations.
Residency program benefits
Resident stipend: $40,400
Paid time off: 21 days
Insurance: Health insurance provided from July 1
Professional leave: Residents will be allowed professional leave and travel expenses for attendance at professional seminars and meetings, such as the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, the spring Residency Leadership Conference, and the Texas Society of Health System Pharmacists annual meeting.
Qualifications for residency applicants
Applicants must:
• Have graduated from an accredited school of pharmacy, with a Pharm.D. (preferred) and significant concurrent clerkship experience
• Be Texas licensed (or eligible)
• Be committed to providing the highest level of pharmaceutical care to all patients in the Baylor Health Care System
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| Required areas of training include: |
• Internal Medicine
• Drug Information
• Drug-use Policy Development
• Practice Management
• Research
• Critical care in one of the following areas: |
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Trauma/Med ICU
Neonatal ICU |
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| Elective rotations can include: |
• Ambulatory Care
• Cardiology
• Blood and Marrow Transplantation
• Infectious Disease
• Investigational Drug Service
• Oncology
• Solid Organ Transplantation |
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