PGY2 PHARMACY RESIDENT
About The Position
The PGY2 Pharmacy Resident participates in clinical rotations across the Pharmacy Division and other divisions at Cincinnati Children’s, including Administration, General Pediatrics, PICU or CICU, and NICU. The resident completes six required rotations and at least three Residency Director-approved elective rotations, along with activities assigned during each rotation. The role includes presenting continuing education programs to the Division of Pharmacy; contributing to organizational performance and patient safety improvements; reviewing adverse drug events and serious safety events; and completing a major residency project relevant to pharmacy services and/or patient care. The project must be completed by its deadline, with a written report prepared in a format that conforms to accepted manuscript guidelines. The resident also completes experiential opportunities in medication-use safety. These develop the resident as a leader and resource in medication-use safety, support safe medication-system planning and improvement, inform the design of technology and automation systems, and include collecting and analyzing safety data and managing changes to the medication-use safety system.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field.
- At least 2 years of work experience in a related job discipline.
- Completion of a PGY1 residency.
Responsibilities
- Complete six required clinical rotations within the Pharmacy Division and other CCHMC divisions, including Administration, General Pediatrics, PICU or CICU, and NICU.
- Complete at least three elective rotations approved by the Residency Director and carry out activities assigned during each clinical rotation.
- Present continuing education programs to the Division of Pharmacy.
- Identify and implement improvement initiatives that support organizational performance and patient safety.
- Review adverse drug events and serious safety events.
- Complete a major residency project related to pharmacy services and/or patient care by the deadline, and submit a written report conforming to accepted manuscript guidelines.
- Complete experiential opportunities that develop leadership in medication-use safety and provide authoritative guidance on safe medication-use systems.
- Represent medication-use safety perspectives in the design of organizational technology and automation systems.
- Plan for the organization’s vision of a safe medication-use system; collect and analyze medication-use safety data to identify needed improvements; and manage changes to the system.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
