LDS HOSPITAL PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program ADOBE GARAMOND PRO REGULAR 16/18 Contacts: Residency Description Regan M. Healy, Pharm.D., BCOP The PGY1 pharmacy residency program Advanced Clinical Pharmacist LDS Hospital Residency Site Coordinator at LDS Hospital is designed to meet the Office: 801-408-2794 interests of the resident with a focus on [email protected] training them to become highly competent and confident clinical pharmacists. LDS Robb Dengg, Pharm.D., MBA Director of Pharmacy Services Hospital is part of the Intermountain LDS Hospital Healthcare system-residency program which Office: 801-408-1260 provides residents with the opportunity to [email protected] complete learning experiences at multiple Mindi Robbins, Pharm.D., BCPS facilities which include: Clinical Pharmacy Manager LDS Hospital (home site) PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program Director Office: 801-357-4286 Intermountain Medical Center [email protected] McKay-Dee Hospital Utah Valley Hospital Primary Children’s Hospital Central Office Select Health LDS Hospital RESIDENCY OVERVIEW Is a 243-bed, full-service, community hospital serving northern Salt Lake and Southern The resident will complete 12 rotations over a Davis counties. The population served in this 12-month period. These include six required geographical area totals 312,000. However the rotations and six electives. Three of the electives Acute Leukemia and Blood/Marrow Transplant must be completed at LDS Hospital (LDSH) program serves patients throughout Utah and whereas the remaining three electives may be the Intermountain West. LDS Hospital is located completed at other Intermountain facilities. near the heart of downtown Salt Lake City Rotations are generally 4 weeks in duration. and offers a complete range of high-quality wellness, diagnostic and treatment services to the Required Rotations: CANDIDATE INFORMATION community. Residency Orientation (at Central Office) Candidate Requirements: 1-week Operations Rotation (at LDSH) Doctor of pharmacy degree from an ACPE Salary and Benefits Internal Medicine (at LDSH) accredited college of pharmacy The resident will be a full-time employee with Ambulatory Care (at LDSH) Minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale Intermountain Healthcare and will be provided Pharmacy Practice Management (at LDSH) Must be eligible and receive licensure in Utah with the following benefits: Drug Information (at Central Office) within 60 days of starting the program Competitive resident salary Elective Rotations Offered at LDSH: Eligible for a complete benefits package (e.g., Central Pharmacy Application Process: health, dental, retirement, life) Emergency Department Application Deadline: January 5th Travel to ASHP MidYear meeting General Surgery The following must be completed and submitted 15 days of vacation/sick pay Inpatient Acute Leukemia/BMT through the PhORCAS system. 10 paid holidays Medical-Surgical ICU Curriculum vitae Employee discount program Operating Room and Orthopedics 3 letters of recommendations Psychiatry College of pharmacy transcripts or class rank Letter of intent Other Residency Requirements: Longitudinal residency project The candidate must also complete and submit Poster presentation at ASHP MidYear a separate online Residency Application Project results presentation at Mountain (Intermountain Employee application) found at States conference https://intermountainhealthcare.org/careers/ P&T review and presentation Present 2 continuing education seminars LDS Hospital offers 1 resident position each year. If Attend resident core curriculum (twice you apply to more than one of the 5 hospital based monthly) PGY1 residencies there is only one PhORCAS fee. 30-32 hours per month staffing However, each site has a separate Match Number. Obtain a teaching certificate.