Learning Experience Length per Experience
Required Experiences
Orientation 6 weeks
Internal Medicine I 4 weeks
Medical Intensive Care Unit 4 weeks
Pharmacy Administration 4 weeks
Unit-Based Clinical Pharmacy 4 weeks
Critical Care Specialty (select 1):
Emergency Medicine or
Intensive Care Nursery
4 weeks
General Medicine (select 2):
Anticoagulation
Antimicrobial Stewardship
Oncology
4 weeks
Elective Experiences (residents select two 4-week experiences)*
Ambulatory Care- Anticoagulation 4 weeks
Ambulatory Care- GI 4 weeks
Ambulatory Care- Cardiology 4 weeks
Critical Care Specialty II 4 weeks
General Medicine III 4 weeks
Internal Medicine II 4 weeks
Surgical Intensive Care Unit 4 weeks
Longitudinal Learning Experience Length per Experience
Clinical Precepting Precept at least 2 IPPE students, with teaching certificate participants precepting 2 IPPE and possibly 1 APPE student
Committee Involvement Engage in key meetings, including P&T and Shared Governance
Continuing Education Presentation Deliver an ACPE-accredited CE presentation at Penn Medicine Pharmacy Grand Rounds
Drug Monograph/Formulary Class Review Complete and present a drug monograph or formulary class review
Drug Use Evaluation Conduct a drug use evaluation and present a poster at ASHP Midyear and Vizient Consortium Pharmacy Network Meetings
Error Reporting Submit error reports
Pharmacy Newsletter Contribute to writing and editing the department newsletter
Residency Leadership Lead residency initiatives such as wellness, recruitment, conferences, and social media
Research Project Complete an IRB-approved research project and present a platform presentation at Eastern States Conference
Staffing Provide coverage for approximately 42 weekend days and up to 5 weeklong weekday shifts throughout the year
Therapeutics Conference Develop and present 4 presentations throughout the year
Elective Experiences
Teaching Certificate at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy Optional for residents, this program includes 10 hours of didactic instruction, 15 hours (10 in class, 5 for prep/grading) of small group teaching, along with 4-8 hours monthly for feedback, reflections, portfolio development, and preceptor meetings.
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