Post Graduate Year One Program (PGY-1)
Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center offers a ASHP Accredited PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency in Medford, Oregon. Asante is a not-for-profit health system which serves over 600,000 residents in Southern Oregon and Northern California.
Purpose
The purpose of Asante Rogue Regional's PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency is to build on Doctor of Pharmacy education and outcomes to contribute to the development of clinical pharmacists responsible for medication-related care of patients with wide range of conditions, eligible for board certification, and eligible for postgraduate year 2 (PGY-2) pharmacy residency training.
Special features (click to expand)
- Formal pharmacist-led inpatient medication therapy management (MTM) services
- Formal pharmacist management of:
- Antimicrobial stewardship
- Kinetic dosing and monitoring
- Vancomycin
- Aminoglycosides
- Phenytoin
- Warfarin
- Total parenteral nutrition
- Renal dose adjustments
- IV to PO switch
- Patient education
- Warfarin
- U-500 insulin
- Pneumonia
- Congestive heart failure
- Code Blue participation
- Pharmacy and Therapeutics participation
- Participation in multidisciplinary critical care bedside rounds
- Community service participation
- Academic affiliations with Pacific University, Oregon State University and Oregon Health and Science University
Learning experiences
Required learning experiences
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Duration
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Quarter
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Orientation
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2 weeks
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Upon hire
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Practice Management
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Safety/Formulary
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Pharmacy Practice 1
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4 weeks
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Quarter 1
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Infectious Disease
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Pharmacy Practice 2
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120 days
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Quarters 1 to 3
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Pharmacy Practice 3
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120 days
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Pharmacy Education
- P&T participation & bulletin author
- Case conference preceptor
- Journal club preceptor
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Longitudinal
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Resident Project
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Longitudinal
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Management / Leadership
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Longitudinal
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Elective learning experiences
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Duration
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Quarter
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Internal Medicine - Cardiology
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Internal Medicine - General Medicine
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Intensive Care Unit 1
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Intensive Care Unit 2
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4 weeks
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Internal Medicine - Neonatal Intensive Care / Pediatrics
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Internal Medicine - Oncology I
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4 weeks
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Internal Medicine - Oncology II
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4 weeks
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Quarters 3 to 4
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Asante Infusion Services
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4 weeks
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Quarter 2 to 4 (post oncology 1)
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Ambulatory Care (Asante)
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4 weeks
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Quarter 2 to 4
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Transitions of Care (ARRMC)
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4 weeks
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Quarter 2 to 4
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Rural Hospital (ATRMC)
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4 weeks
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Quarter 2 to 4
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Limited availability - off site
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Duration
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Quarter
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Diabetes (VA)
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4 weeks
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Ambulatory Care (VA)
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4 weeks
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Anticoagulation (VA)
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4 weeks
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Mental Health (VA)
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4 weeks
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Informatics (VA)
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4 weeks
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Quarters 2 to 4
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Other electives
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Duration
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Quarter
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Informatics (Asante)
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4 weeks
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Teaching
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Varies
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Quarters 1 to 4
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Antimicrobial Stewardship
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Longitudinal
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Quarters 1 to 4
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