Community-Based Pharmacy Residency
Length of Program: 52 weeks (Start of July to end of following June)
Number of Positions: 1
Current Stipend: $49,000
About
The PGY-1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency Program is designed through a partnership between the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Pharmacy and Bakers Pharmacy (a division of Kroger). The resident will participate in health coaching to provide education, MTM services, and disease state management. The resident will participate in a longitudinal ambulatory care rotation at a UNMC affiliated ambulatory care clinic and will gain additional academic experience through the UNMC College of Pharmacy by providing didactic and clinical precepting experiences. The resident is required to complete the UNMC Teaching Certificate Program. Additional management, leadership, and service experiences will be completed throughout the year. Each resident is expected to develop, complete, and present findings of a community-based research project, and a manuscript for publication must be submitted.
Goal
The PGY-1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency focuses on the development of community-based pharmacy practitioners who have the clinical and professional experiences needed to care for patients and advance the profession. After completion of the PGY-1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency Program, residents will be well qualified to hold clinical and leadership roles in community pharmacy, ambulatory care pharmacy, and/or pursue additional post-graduate training opportunities.
Residency Details
1. July: Orientation
2. August- June: Six longitudinal rotations
- Bakers Pharmacy
- Patient-Centered Dispensing and Pharmacy Management (8 hours per week)
- Patient Care & Advancement of Community-Based Practice (16 hours per week)
- Program Development and Organizational Management (4 hours every 2 weeks)
- UNMC
- Research (4 hours per week)
- Academia (4 hours per week)
- Ambulatory Care (8 hours per week)
- Resident stipend
- Health, dental, vision insurance
- Paid vacation (10 days) and professional leave (5 days)
- Travel allowance for professional meetings
- Laptop provided for residency use
Application Deadline: First business day of January
Application Requirements:
- Graduate of an ACPE accredited School of Pharmacy
- Participation in the ASHP resident Matching Program (the “Match”)
- Application materials submitted through the Pharmacy Online Centralized Application Service (PhORCAS):
- Current CV
- Letter of intent
- Three references
- Pharmacy school transcripts
- Obtain a license to practice pharmacy in the state of Nebraska by October 1
Residency Leadership
Logan Franck, PharmD, BCACP
Clinical Assistant Professor, UNMC Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science
PGY-1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency Program Director
Clinical Pharmacist, Nebraska Medicine
402-836-9219
402-559-5673
Preceptors
Carrie McAdam Marx, MSCI, PhD, RPh
Associate Dean and Director for the Office of Experiential Programs, UNMC College of Pharmacy
Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science
Didactic Instructor, Health Education for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management
402-836-9804
402-559-5673
Jessica Witt, PharmD, BCACP
Clinical Assistant Professor, UNMC Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science
Clinical Pharmacist, OneWorld Community Health Center
Current Resident
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