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Rotations and Curriculum — Pharmacy Residency at The Jewish Hospital

Rotation Schedule

The PGY 1 Pharmacy Residency Program is a 12-month program. The pharmacy resident will complete both required and elective learning experiences.

Required Learning Experiences

Monthly Learning Experiences

  • Orientation
  • Critical Care
  • Ambulatory Care
  • Internal Medicine
  • Internal Medicine 2
  • Emergency Medicine
  • Management
  • Hematology / Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant

Longitudinal Learning Experiences

  • Research
  • Staffing
  • Drug Policy Development
  • Medication Safety

Elective Learning Experiences (residents select 3)

Monthly Elective Learning Experiences

  • Infectious Disease
  • Population Health
  • Specialty Pharmacy
  • Surgery
  • Repeat any required rotation (with exception of Internal Medicine)

Research and Scholarly Activity

PGY1 pharmacy residents are required to complete a formal, year-long longitudinal research project. Our PGY1 residents are the primary investigators for their research project but are assigned a project preceptor to provide guidance throughout the process. Research projects are presented at local and national conferences throughout the residency year.