PGY2 Pharmacy Residency Programs

This residency focuses on the development of strong clinical and program management skills through providing care to ambulatory patients in a variety of primary care and specialty clinic settings across our healthcare system.

The resident will participate in both longitudinal and block experiences that will allow them to see multiple practice structures and collaborative practice agreements, as well as establish individual relationships with patients and other healthcare professionals.

The resident will gain additional in-depth experience with research and leadership from a system level. There are several elective options and project opportunities for residents to pursue individual interests.

This residency focuses on multiple ICU settings, including two 31-bed Medical Intensive Care Units (MICU1, MICU2), a 16-bed Surgical Intensive Care Unit, and a 32-bed Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit.

Residents collaborate with multiple critical care physician groups to improve the care of critical patients through daily intervention, as well as global changes made from the committee level – enhancing the experiential and educational opportunities for residents.

This residency focuses on direct emergent patient care experiences including cardiac arrest, trauma response, stroke alerts, STEMI alerts, sepsis alerts, airway emergencies, and operative emergencies.

The resident will gain experience related to emergency medicine such as: disaster preparedness, critical care, pediatrics, trauma, and toxicology. Offsite learning opportunities include pediatric emergency medicine, poison control center, and neurologic intensive care.

This residency focuses on leading oncology practice change in a variety of practice settings through experiences with a diverse cancer population as clinical experts in the field of oncology pharmacy.

The resident will actively participate in staff development programs and system-level decision making. Longitudinal ambulatory care training establishes individual relationships with patients and other health care professionals. There are several elective options and project opportunities for residents to pursue individual interests.

This residency focuses on the skills needed to practice independently as a specialist in pain and palliative care. In addition to clinical development, the resident will participate in research and education specific to pain and palliative care.

Core rotations will focus on managing acute and chronic pain, complex symptoms inclusive of nausea, anxiety, depression, constipation, and existential suffering, as well as fundamentals of hospice care, and professional communication skills.

Additional elective experiences are available to customize the residency. Rotations occur primarily at Riverside Methodist Hospitals and include clinical rotations at the inpatient hospice house, Grant Medical Center and at the system pharmacy level.

This structure offers a unique learning environment for the resident interested in pain management and palliative care. The team of preceptors and pharmacy leaders at OhioHealth will guide the resident to independently initiate, optimize and create medication therapy management for patients across the continuum of care.

Core rotations include the following:

• Inpatient palliative care
• Inpatient hospice
• Outpatient hospice
• Longitudinal leadership
• Oncology
• Inpatient pain management
• Addiction management
• Outpatient palliative care
• Research