Pharmacy Resident PGY1

The primary task involves completing the ashp residency learning system requirements over 12 months, focusing on clinical education and development rather than traditional pharmacist services. Essential functions include screening and verifying physician orders, completing residency projects, compounding medications, and monitoring patient therapies.

Candidates must possess a pharmd degree and obtain a valid registered pharmacist license, along with specific state licenses and certifications (Bcls/Acls) within defined timeframes. Minimum requirements also include computer competency and the ability to operate intravenous admixture pumps.