Rotation Schedule
Required learning experiences:
- Internal Medicine I: Graduate Medical Education (GME) Rounding – Four weeks
- Internal Medicine II: Hospitalist Medicine – Four weeks
- Internal Medicine III: Precepting – Four weeks
- Internal Medicine IV: GME Rounding – Four weeks
- Infectious Disease – Six weeks
- Critical Care – Six weeks
- Ambulatory Care – Four weeks
- Advanced Administration – Two weeks
- Community Hospital – Four weeks
Required longitudinal learning experiences:
- Major Project
- Staffing
- Medication Use
- Administration and Leadership
Electives:
- Oncology
- Antimicrobial Stewardship
- Cardiology
- Emergency Medicine
- Academia
- Teaching and Learning Certificate program
Research and Scholarly Activity
PGY-2 pharmacy residents are required to complete a major research project. The resident is expected to be the primary investigator with support from preceptor project mentors who have experience in their topic area. Research projects are presented at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting as well as the Southeastern Residency Conference. Each project will be written up for publication at the end of the year. Residents also co-precept at least one PharmD student, complete one medication use evaluation and present formal educational presentations to health care professionals.