| Learning experience | |
|---|---|
| Required experiences | Length per experience |
| Orientation | 6 weeks |
| Cardiology/Family Medicine | 4 weeks |
| Geriatrics/Neurology | 4 weeks |
| Outpatient Internal Medicine | 4 weeks |
| Outpatient Oncology | 4 weeks |
| Outpatient Anticoagulation | 4 weeks |
| Inpatient Hospitalist/Internal Medicine | 4 weeks |
| Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Administration | 4 weeks |
| Specialty Pharmacy | 4 weeks |
| Elective experiences (residents select two 4-week experiences) | |
| Emergency Medicine | 4 weeks |
| Inpatient Anticoagulation | 4 weeks |
| Inpatient Intensive Care Nursery | 4 weeks |
| Opioid Stewardship | 4 weeks |
| Repeat Core Rotation | 4 weeks |
| Longitudinal learning experience | Details |
|---|---|
| Clinical Precepting | All residents will precept at minimum 1 IPPE student; teaching certificate participants are required to precept 2 IPPE students |
| Continuing Education Presentation | Residents will present an ACPE-accredited CE presentation at Penn Medicine Pharmacy Grand Rounds |
| Diabetes Education Center | Residents will participate in monthly diabetes education center classes |
| Drug Monograph/Formulary Class Review | Residents will complete at least one drug monograph or formulary class review |
| Drug Use Evaluation | Residents will complete a drug use evaluation and present results as a poster at ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and/or Vizient Consortium Pharmacy Network Meeting |
| Error Reporting | Residents will submit error reports every quarter |
| Pharmacy Newsletter | Residents will be responsible for writing and editing the department newsletter |
| Research Project | Residents will complete an IRB-approved research project and present results as a platform presentation at Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Pharmacists Resident Research Conference |
| Staffing | Residents will work every other weekend the first half of the year then switch to an every 3rd weekend rotation + 2 holidays Residents will work several weeklong weekday blocks throughout the year |
| Therapeutics Conference | Residents will develop 4 presentations throughout the year |
| Teaching Certificate at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy | The minimum requirements include 10 hours of didactic teaching certificate sessions, 15 hours (10 in class, 5 prep/grading) small group teaching sessions, 4-8 hours per month of feedback, reflections, portfolio development and meetings with preceptor. |