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QR - Pharmacy Residency

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QR Pharmacy ResidencyPharmacy Residency ProgramJim Beardsley3367133400Jim Beardsleyjbeardsl@wfubmc.eduJim Beardsley, PharmDPharmacyNorth Carolina Baptist HospitalWake Forest University Baptist Medical CenterWinston SalemNorth Carolina27157

Administration- Master of Science - Pharmacy

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Overview of the Master of Science in Health-System Pharmacy Program

Program Goal

The goal of the Master of Science in Health System Pharmacy is to prepare pharmacists for leadership positions in health care. In order to accomplish this goal the program will provide students with the knowledge, skills, and experiences necessary to assume a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our graduates should be able to serve as vibrant, committed professionals with a focus on improving patients’ health, healthcare delivery and the profession of pharmacy. This will occur through both didactic education and experiential opportunities in class and in the workplace.

The design of the program can best described in terms of the didactic education and experiential training.

Experiential training

Experiential training consists of what most would consider the typical “residency” training component. The residency portion can be divided into a PGY1 and PGY2 residency year. Each year will coincide with the didactic education component at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.

The PGY1 year is designed to improve the resident’s clinical knowledge. The resident will participate in seven 6-week rotations, including an ASHP required Drug Information rotation. The resident has his or her choice of four clinical rotations, and two clinical management rotations. The clinical management rotations serve as a hybrid for both clinical and management experiences.

The PGY2 year is designed to focus and develop knowledge in areas of administration and leadership. Experiences are divided into 4 core rotations including financial management, operations, clinical services, and Director of Pharmacy. There are several additional elective choices that can range from 2 weeks to 2 months in duration depending on the resident’s particular areas of interest.

In addition to rotations the experiential training offers many other opportunities including six sigma certification, committee membership (hospital, local, and national levels), project development, and much more.

Didactic Education

Didactic education occurs during both the PGY1 and PGY2 years in collaboration with the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy and School of Public Health. The course work is designed to provide a solid foundation of administrative knowledge that can be directly applied to the real life world of health care and pharmacy management.

Courses are divided between the UNC-Eshelman School of Pharmacy (Currently ranked 3rd in US News and World Report among school of pharmacy) and UNC-Gillings School of Global Public Health (Currently ranked 2nd in US News and World Report among schools of public health).

Course work is available through a highly advanced distance learning program that allows students to attend lecture in real time from the comfort of their own home or office. The unique design of the Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Duke University Hospital, and UNC-Hospital cooperative program allows residents from all 3 sites to work collaboratively in their course work.

For more information on specific course work please visit
http://pharmacy.unc.edu/faculty-research/divisions/ppee/ms-program/ms-curriculum

History

The Master of Science in Hospital Pharmacy was offered at the University of North Carolina from 1969 to 1996. After a brief hiatus the program has been recently reintroduced as of the Fall, 2008. Successful graduate students will join over 200 past graduates who have entered the workforce. Their careers have taken them to numerous pharmacy directorships, hospital executive positions, executive informatics positions, clinical leadership positions, and many more directions, both domestically and internationally.

The program has now grown to include residency positions at three sites (Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Duke University Hospital, and University of North Carolina Hospital), which allows the administration residents to practice in different settings, while allowing collaboration in didactic education.

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Summary Benefits

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Benefits In addition to a highly competitive stipend and paid tuition to a highly respected university, the Department of Pharmacy at Wake Forest Baptist University Medical Center offers many additional benefits for their administration resident including:

Free on-site covered parking
Registration to many local and national meetings
Paid travel expenses including ASHP midyear, SERC, ASHP Leadership Conference, and several others
25 Paid Time Off Days, and full library access to both UNC and Wake Forest Baptist University Medical Center
Optional medical, vision, and dental insurance

Goals and Competencies

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The goal of the Master of Science in Health System Pharmacy is to prepare pharmacists for leadership positions in health care. In order to accomplish this goal, the program will provide students with the knowledge, skills and experiences necessary to assume a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our graduates should be able to serve as vibrant, committed professionals with a focus on improving patients’ health, healthcare delivery and the profession of pharmacy. This will occur through both didactic education and experiential opportunities in class and in the workplace.

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Projects and Activities

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In addition to didactic and experiential training, Wake Forest Baptist University Medical Center offers limitless opportunities for projects and involvements that will enrich the residency experience. As part of the degree requirement all residents will be required to complete a MS project over the course of the two year residency. A drug utilization evaluation is also required during the PGY1 year. During the PGY2 focus on administration will include budgeting, lectures, schedule development, and administrator on call.

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Critical Care Specialty Residency Application

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Application Process for Critical Care Specialty Residency

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Residents

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Residents in the Department of Pharmacy

Faculty & Staff

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Listing of faculty & staff in the Department of Pharmacy

Awards & Publications

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Listing of faculty awards and publications in the Department of Pharmacy

Health System Pharmacy Administration

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We are proud to begin offering the Master's degree again beginning in the Fall, 2008. Successful graduate students will join over 200 past graduates who have entered the workforce. Their careers have taken them to numerous pharmacy directorships, hospital executive positions, executive informatics positions, clinical leadership positions, and many more directions, both domestically and internationally.

Application Process

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Application process for the Health System Pharmacy Administration program in the Department of Pharmacy

Rotations & Courses

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Rotations & Courses in the Health System Pharmacy Administration graduate program in the Department of Pharmacy

Residency Programs

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Index page for residency programs in the Department of Pharmacy

PGY-1 Residency Rotations

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Listing of rotations for the PGY-1 residency in the Department of Pharmacy

PGY-1 Residency Application

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Application instructions for the PGY-1 Residency

PGY-1 Residency

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WFUBMC offers a one-year, ASHP-accredited PGY-1 residency that is designed to provide a broad range of experiences in a progressive environment committed to pharmaceutical care and education. Four positions are available each year.

Oncology Specialty Residency Application

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Application process for the Oncology Specialty residency in the Department of Pharmacy

Oncology Specialty Residency

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WFUBMC offers an ASHP-accreditated, one-year, specialty residency in oncology at a NCI designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. The residency is designed to provide the resident with a broad range of hematology and oncology experiences in a progressive environment committed to pharmaceutical care and education. These experiences combine learning opportunities in a multidisciplinary setting for both inpatients and outpatients. One position is available each year.

Infectious Diseases Specialty Residency

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WFUBMC offers a one-year ID residency designed to provide experiences in all areas of ID pharmacotherapy. An emphasis is placed on clinical practice and antimicrobial stewardship. One position is available each year. This residency is accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP).

Current Residents

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Current Residents in the Department of Pharmacy

Critical Care Specialty Residency

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The purpose of the PGY-2 Critical Care residency is to train residents to provide pharmaceutical care for critically ill patients and to achieve a distinguished career as a critical care clinical pharmacist. Upon completion of the program, the pharmacist will be prepared to provide specialized pharmaceutical care in a health system and/or clinical academic setting.

Department Overview

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The mission of the Department of Pharmacy is to provide quality patient care by optimizing medication use and ensuring medicationsafety.

The vision of the Department of Pharmacy is to be a nationally recognized leader in the provision of quality pharmaceutical care across the healthcare continuum. Through our commitment to evidence-based medicine, collaboration with other healthcare professionals, and use of innovative stratigies, our team will provide care that is patient-centered, safe, timely, effective, efficient, and equitable. Our dedication to excellence through research and the development of education and training programs will ensure competent and confident practitioners.

The Department of Pharmacy at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center comprises over 265 staff who provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care programs and services across the continuum. The Department operates with a consolidated expense budget of $96,000,000, which is comprised of $58,500,000 in medication expense.

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Contact information for the Department of Pharmacy

Pharmacy

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The mission of the Department of Pharmacy is to provide quality patient care by optimizing medication use and ensuring medication safety.

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Request for Recommendation by Applicant to Pharmacy Practice Residency Program at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center To be completed by applicant: please print or type Name of Applicant: ____________________________________________________________________________________ First Name MI Last Name Street Addres

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Request for Recommendation by Applicant to Pharmacy Practice Residency Program at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center To be completed by applicant: please print or type Name of Applicant: _______________________________________________________ _____________________________ First Name MI Last Name

MS Admin Application

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Application Form Demographic Information Last Name: First Name: Date of Birth: Social Security Number: Current Address: Zip code: Permanent Address: Zip code: Home Telephone No: Daytime Telephone No: Mobile Telephone No: E-mail address: