PGY2 Pharmacy Resident - Internal Medicine

The Cape Fear Valley PGY2 Internal Medicine Pharmacy Residency program is designed to produce a well – rounded, independent internal medicine clinical specialist by focusing on three major components: clinical service, teaching, and scholarship. The primary emphasis the residency program will be on the development of practice skills in adult internal medicine, where the resident will be expected to provide high-level patient care and education for a minimum of five months. Clinical skills and responsibilities will be continuously developed and enhanced under the mentorship of multiple preceptors. The resident will engage in teaching experiences allowing them to develop and refine communication skills and abilities as a teacher by completing teaching certificate courses offered by Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. As part of the residency training, the resident will also have an appointment as a clinical instructor with Campbell University, and will have the opportunity to teach pharmacy students in various didactic settings as well as precept students in clinical settings. The resident will participate in ongoing scholarly activities to further develop problem-solving skills and ability to interpret, generate, and disseminate knowledge.