| Starting Date: 07/01/2021 Application Deadline: 12/31/2020 Duration/Type: 12 mo. residency Number Positions: 1 Estimated Stipend: 44651 Interview Required: Yes Residency Special Features: Our program will offer learning experiences in a variety of mental health practice environments and psychiatric patient populations. Core experiences will include inpatient psychiatry, outpatient mental health clinic, pain management clinic, neurology/neurocritical care, clozapine treatment team, mental health didactics & leadership, pharmacy benefits management and research. Elective rotations may include unique learning experiences such as psychiatry consult service, mental health intensive case management, substance abuse treatment clinic, geriatric & extended care, and academic detailing. Fringe Benefits: Thirteen days paid vacation and sick leave/year, paid federal holidays, authorized education leave to attend select professional meetings, health/dental/life insurance available Special Requirements for Acceptance: Pharm.D. or equivalent experience, Successful completion of a PGY1 Residency Program, Current licensure through any U.S. State Board of Pharmacy, U.S. citizenship, Curriculum vitae, Academic transcripts, Three letters of reference, VA form 10-2850c (http://www.charleston.va.gov/Documents/Application_10-2850c-fill.pdf) Training Site Type: Hospital Owner Affiliate: Government Model Type(s): Teaching Tax Status: Nonprofit Pharmacist Staff: 48 Non-Pharmacist Staff: 20 Total Beds: 118 Site Special Features: The Ralph H. Johnson VA Health Care System is comprised of one medical center and six community based outpatient clinics. The Charleston VA Medical Center, located in historic Charleston, South Carolina, will be the primary training site. The VA Medical Center is a teaching and research institution affiliated with the Medical University of South Carolina, and the Department of Pharmacy provides clinical rotation sites for pharmacy students from the South Carolina College of Pharmacy, South University College of Pharmacy, Mercer University, University of Georgia, and University of Florida. Average Daily Census: 93 |
