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Posted: 01-Nov-23
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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With our mission statement in mind, we believe pharmacists are an essential member of a multidisciplinary team, working together with other health caregivers to provide the best care to our patients. The resident will be exposed to a wide range of patient populations and given an opportunity to work concurrently as a clinician and educator. Our goal is to teach, model, coach and facilitate the residents' ability to be independent and render the best care to our patients. The Post Graduate Year one (PGY-1) residency at Mount Carmel Health System is an advanced training program structured to develop and hone a resident's Communication and clinical skills in order to become a confident, competent pharmacist who is able to provide effective pharmaceutical care to patients in the acute care setting, as well as to set the foundation to pursue a PGY-2 residency and/or faculty position. We hope the mission of our organization will be a guiding principle to our residents as they utilize the skills they have acquired.
For more information please visit our website:
Pharmacy Residency, Mount Carmel GME (mountcarmelhealth.com)
Mount Carmel participates in the match program of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacy, and agrees that no person at this site will solicit, accept or use any ranking-related information from any residency applicant. To learn more about this program, visit www.ashp.org.
Applicants to the Mount Carmel Health System Residency Program must be graduates or candidates for graduation of an accreditation council for pharmacy education (ACPE) accredited degree program (or one in the process of pursuing accreditation) or a have a foreign pharmacy graduate equivalency committee (FPGEC) certificate from the national association of boards of pharmacy (NABP). At a minimum, the program must be a five-year pharmacy degree program. The Mount Carmel Health System is unable to sponsor a VISA.
Applicants to the Mount Carmel Health System Pharmacy Residency Program must be licensed or eligible for licensure in the state of Ohio.
Pharmacy licensure in Ohio is a requirement for all residents at Mount Carmel Health System. Prior to the residents start date, at a minimum the resident is required to have an active Ohio Pharmacy Intern License. It is preferred the resident has an active Ohio Pharmacist License prior to the residency start date. All residents are expected to obtain licensure within 2 months from the residents start date. If a resident fails to obtain licensure within this time period it may result in dismissal from the program and termination of employment. The Residency Program Director and the Pharmacy Director will review these situations on a case by case basis with emphasis on cause of delay and agree upon an outcome. Failure to obtain a pharmacist license within 90 days of the start date of the residency will result in dismissal from the program and termination of employment. Per ASHP Residency Standards, a minimum of 2/3 of the residency program must be completed as a pharmacist licensed to practice in the state of Ohio.
In summary to be eligible for application for resident position, the applicant must, by the intended date of admission:
- Be eligible for a license to practice pharmacy in Ohio. www.pharmacy.ohio.gov
- Participate in the ASHP Resident Matching Program. www.ASHP.org
For application to PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice Residency interested candidates should submit application via PhORCAS™ (Pharmacy Online Residency Centralized Application)
An on-site or virtual interview is required but not guaranteed to all applicants and will be arranged after the application deadline.