Sacred Heart Hospital/temple University (Allentown) Program Family Medicine Residency

The PGY2 in Ambulatory Care is designed to set up residents to practise independently as a clinical specialist in an ambulatory intendance setting. The resident is exposed to a variety of practice settings across the Northwestern Medicine wellness system to ensure a well-rounded experience. The resident serves as a central member of the ambulatory care team and assists in transitions of intendance to improve the safety of patients in the outpatient setting. Focus areas of the program include clinical rotations, specialty pharmacy practice, quality comeback projects, transitions of care and creation or expansion of new service lines. Clinical rotations facilitate the development of skills needed for management of chronic diseases such every bit diabetes, hypertension, and heart failure; too as a focus on specialty clinics such as women'due south health, hepatology, transplant, oncology, and rheumatology.

Rotations

Orientation introduces the responsibilities and skills of a clinical pharmacist, including the policies at NMH, besides equally training residents to independently practice in the Specialty Pharmacy and assigned clinics.

Required Rotations

• Administration
• Cardiology
• Internal Medicine
• Infectious Illness (HIV)
• Women's Wellness
• Pharmacy Exercise (initiation of new clinic or enhancement of existing clinic)

Elective Rotations

• Oncology
• Transplant
• Psychology
• Inflammatory
• Anticoagulation (VAD)
• Hepatitis C
• Neurology

Additional Activities

• Pharmacy Practice: The resident will work to develop a new dispensary or expand services in an established clinic. The area where the resident completes this requirement may change from year to year.
• Longitudinal Clinic: The resident will spend two days every week in longitudinal main care focused clinics.
• Transitions of Care (weekend feel): The resident will work every 3rd weekend and holidays to ensure appropriate transitions of care from the infirmary to dwelling house. The services include counseling patients, ensuring admission to medications, and follow-up telephone calls afterward discharge.
• On-Call: The resident volition be on call for 7 weeks out of the year including holidays. The on-call experience will include Specialty Chemist's shop after-hour clinical questions and operational needs.
• Noon Conference: The resident is required to present at 2 noon conferences, one CE presentation, and practise presentations for the enquiry project. The resident may participate in a teaching document programme and may present didactic lectures based on available opportunities.
• Research: The resident will be required to complete and present a research project. The inquiry project topic should exist one that is of interest to the resident and is valuable to the advocacy of the profession of pharmacy. The enquiry project will be selected with the aid and recommendation of diverse inquiry mentors and co-investigators. The resident volition accept a research mentor and a research advisor to assist with their progress.
• Quality Improvement Project: The resident is required to participate in a process comeback projection that contributes to the advancement of pharmacy practice and patient care at NMH.
• Precepting: The PGY2 resident will be involved with precepting PGY1 residents and chemist's students during their learning experiences.
• Teaching Certificate: The resident may participate in a education document program and may nowadays didactic lectures based on available opportunities.

Staffing

• The resident will staff in the inpatient/outpatient transitions in care position every third weekend.
• In addition, the resident volition be expected to staff one winter holiday (Thanksgiving, Christmas or New year's day'southward) and one summertime holiday (Memorial Day, 4th of July, or Labor Day).

How to Apply

Eligible applicants include:

• Graduate of a Doc of Pharmacy program from an ACPE-accredited schoolhouse or higher of chemist's shop
• Completion of a PGY1 pharmacy residency program
• Eligible for Illinois licensure
• Participation in an on-site interview

Application Requirements

All interested candidates must annals with both PhORCAS and the American Gild of Health-Organisation Pharmacists Resident Matching Service (NMS Code 743465).

All awarding materials must be submitted through the PhORCAS online portal. Additional requirements include:

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of intent
• Three letters of recommendation (the Standard Reference Course in PhORCAS may exist utilized for recommendations; a separate letter is non necessary)
• Pharmacy school transcripts
• Interview procedure (All candidates are required to attend an onsite interview)

Number of positions: ane
Start date: July 1
Estimated stipend: $52,000
Application deadline: January 1

Residency Program Director

Bridget Dolan, PharmD, BCACP

Bridget attended the University of Iowa for her undergraduate degree then proceeded to Midwestern University Chicago Higher of Pharmacy. Upon graduation she completed ii years of residency preparation: PGY1 at NorthShore University HealthSystem (2016-2017), and PGY2 in convalescent care at Northwestern Memorial Infirmary and Clinics (2017-2018).

Subsequently graduation Bridget served equally the outpatient clinical pharmacist in the Northwestern Medicine Specialty Pharmacy within the gastrointestinal disease state and osteoporosis then moved into a split role in women's health and fertility and internal medicine clinic. Bridget currently serves as an outpatient clinical chemist inside the Internal Medicine clinics assisting the value-based care team at Northwestern Medicine.

She is an active fellow member of the NMG Diabetes Quality Committee, where she focuses on developing the pharmacist and technician part for patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Bridget and some other preceptor, Amy Wainright, helped start a collaborative practice understanding with a therapeutic protocol inside internal medicine, which focuses on optimizing medication regimens for patients with Type ii Diabetes. She loves connecting with each patient to try to achieve their personal health goals. Bridget besides serves on the care coordination squad, assisting all internal medicine patients with their medication needs whether it is adherence, education, medication optimization, and/or coordination and triage with other team members to provide optimal intendance.

Bridget started her involvement within the program correct after she graduated her residency and was the program coordinator from 2019-2021. She became the PGY2 Convalescent Care Pharmacy Residency Managing director in winter 2021. She has helped expand the role for the pharmacist in clinics beyond Northwestern Medicine through collaborative practice agreements for chronic disease state management and enjoys helping other ambulatory intendance pharmacists grow their service lines. She is the master preceptor to many IPPE and APPE students, PGY2 Administration resident, and PGY1 residents. She was the ICHP Convalescent Care Network Vice- Chair from 2019-2020 and so became the Chair for the 2020-2021 year. Her passion is to advocate for pharmacists within Illinois to hopefully achieve provider status in the future. Bridget loves working with the residents each year in fulfilling their career goals!

Contact

Northwestern Memorial Hospital
251 Due east Huron Street
Chemist's shop Section, Feinberg LC 700
Chicago, Illinois 60611

Telephone: 312.926.3578

Email: bridget.dolan@nm.org

Northwestern Memorial Hospital has been consistently ranked nationally by the U.Due south. News and World Report in many specialty areas including: Cardiology and Heart Surgery, ENT, Nephrology, Neurology and Neurosurgery, Orthopedics, and Pulmonology. Northwestern Memorial Hospital is also designated as a Level ane Trauma and Comprehensive Stroke Center. The PGY2 Critical Intendance Residency at Northwestern Memorial Hospital provides preparation in five specialized Intensive Care Units: Coronary Care Unit (CCU), Cardiothoracic ICU (CTICU), Medical ICU (MICU), Surgical ICU (SICU) and the Neurospine ICU (NSICU) and the Emergency Department. The ICUs at NMH are fully staffed by registered nurses, respiratory therapists, clinical nutritionists, pharmacists, medical students, residents, advanced practitioners and fellows under the supervision of attending medical physicians. Our residency facilitates clinical and professional growth through an accent on evidence-based medicine, management of circuitous patients in a variety of fast-paced intensive intendance settings and education provided to pharmacists and other healthcare professionals. Residents too provide patient care as members of the Lawmaking Response squad, Airway Response team and Acute Stroke team. PGY2 residency graduates are equipped to be fully integrated members of the interdisciplinary critical intendance team, capable of dealing with a wide range of diseases and disorders that occur in critically ill patients with complex multiple organ system failure and are able to make high-level medication recommendations in a fast-paced environment.

Rotations

Required Rotations

• Assistants and Leadership
• Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit
• Coronary Intendance Unit
• Emergency Medicine
• Medical Intensive Care Unit I
• Medical Intensive Care Unit 2
• Neurospine Intensive Intendance Unit
• Surgical Intensive Care Unit
• Pharmacy Practice (Initial orientation and longitudinal)
• Research (Longitudinal)
• Transitions in Intendance (Longitudinal)

Elective Rotations

• Burn Intensive Care Unit of measurement (through Loyola Academy Medical Eye)
• Hematology/Oncology
• Infectious Diseases Consult
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
• Diet Support
• Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (through Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital)
• Solid Organ Transplant
• Toxicology (through Illinois Poison Command Center)

Additional experiences may be bundled based on resident involvement and service availability.

Boosted Activities

• Inquiry Project: Each resident will consummate an contained, longitudinal research projection that will exist presented at the Illinois Chemist's shop Resident Conference.


• Presentations: Residents are required to present formal presentations throughout the year and one continuing education presentation. Critical care pharmacy residents also provide educational lectures to anesthesiology residents and students on a quarterly basis.


• Administrative Projection: Participate in the product, editing or modification of at to the lowest degree one institutional policy, procedure or protocol related to patient intendance in the intensive care units.


• Commission Participation: Longitudinally participate in an institution-based subcommittee as well as 1 professional person society committee.


• Transitions in Care: Each resident volition serve as the clinical pharmacist every other week in either the Ventricular Aid Device (VAD) Clinic or the Center Failure Clinic for the duration of the residency year.


• Precepting Experiences: PGY2 residents volition be involved with precepting PGY1 residents and chemist's students throughout their learning experiences.


• Teaching Document: Resident may participate in a educational activity certificate programme and present didactic lectures based on bachelor opportunities.

Staffing

• The resident will provide evening clinical service coverage as the decentralized intensive care unit of measurement pharmacist every 3rd weekend.
• In addition, the resident will be expected to staff one winter holiday (Thanksgiving, Christmas or New year's day's) and i summer vacation (Memorial Day, quaternary of July, or Labor Day).

How to Employ

Eligible applicants include:

• Graduate of a Physician of Pharmacy program from an ACPE-accredited schoolhouse or college of pharmacy
• Completion of an ASHP-accredited PGY1 chemist's residency program
• Eligible for Illinois licensure
• Participation in an interview

Application Requirements

All interested candidates must register with both PhORCAS and the American Order of Health-System Pharmacists Resident Matching Service (NMS Lawmaking 765052).

All application materials must be submitted through the PhORCAS online portal. Additional requirements include:

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of intent
• 3 letters of recommendation (the Standard Reference Class in PhORCAS may be utilized for recommendations; a separate letter is not necessary)
• Pharmacy school transcripts
• Interview process (All candidates are required to participate in an interview during the month of January or February)

Number of Positions: 1
Outset Date: July 1 (flexible)
Estimated Stipend: $52,000
Application Deadline:January 1

Residency Program Director:

Kasey Greathouse, PharmD, BCCCP

Kasey Greathouse is a native of Las Vegas, Nevada where she received her Bachelor of Science – Biology at the Academy of Nevada, Las Vegas. She received her Doctorate of Pharmacy at the Academy of Southern Nevada, completed her PGY1 Chemist's shop Practice Residency at Greenville Memorial Hospital in Greenville, South Carolina and completed her PGY2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency at Midwestern University/Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois. Kasey has been practicing at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in the Neurospine ICU since 2013. She is lath certified in Critical Care (BCCCP) and is an agile member of the Society of Disquisitional Care Medicine (SCCM) Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacology (CPP) Department. Her inquiry and process improvement interests include antiepileptic therapy direction, anticoagulation reversal and anticoagulation for neurosurgical procedures. In her gratis time, Kasey likes to cook, bake and spend time with her family.

Contact

Northwestern Memorial Hospital
251 East Huron Street
Chemist's Department, Feinberg LC 700
Chicago, Illinois 60611

Phone: 312.926.0629
Email: kgreatho@nm.org

The PGY2 Cardiology Residency Program is a i-year grooming plan focusing on the commitment of optimal pharmacotherapy to cardiology patients in a variety of settings, ranging from the intensive care unit to the ambulatory care setting. This program provides a broad experience and exposure to numerous cardiovascular disease states so our residents tin develop into well-rounded practitioners post-obit graduation.

Rotations

Required Rotations

• Orientation
• Heart Failure and Heart Transplant Clinic
• General Cardiology
• Advanced Heart Failure
• Cardiac/Coronary Intendance Unit (CCU)
• Electrophysiology Consult
• Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit (CTICU)
• Cardiothoracic Surgery Step-down
• Medication Safety and Policy/Assistants
• Ventricular Aid Device Dispensary (longitudinal)
• Pharmacy Practice (longitudinal)
• Research (longitudinal)

Elective Rotations

• Benign Hematology
• Transplant Infectious Diseases
• Developed Congenital Center Disease
• Medical Intensive Care Unit
• Emergency Medicine

Additional experiences may be arranged based on resident interest and service availability.

Additional Activities

• Research Project: Each resident will complete an independent, longitudinal research project that will be presented at the American Higher of Cardiology Conference or another cardiology conference equally deemed appropriate past the inquiry counselor and residency informational committee.
• Presentations: Each resident volition complete two formal presentations throughout the year besides every bit i continuing instruction presentation. Additionally, each resident will exist responsible for two defense presentations pertaining to their research project.
• Administration Projection: Each resident volition participate in the product, editing, or modification of at least 1 cardiology-related institutional policy, procedure, or protocol.
• Committee Participation: Each resident will longitudinally participate in two institution-based subcommittees and are encouraged to get involved in i professional gild committee.
• Transitions of Care: Each resident will serve as the clinical pharmacist one day every other week in the Ventricular Aid Device Clinic for the duration of the residency year.
• Precepting Experiences: PGY2 residents will exist involved with precepting PGY1 residents and chemist's students during their learning experiences.
• Educational activity Certificate: Each resident may participate in a teaching document program and present didactic lectures based on available opportunities.

Staffing

• The resident will provide evening clinical service coverage every third weekend equally the decentralized intensive care unit chemist
• In add-on, the resident will be expected to staff i winter holiday (Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year's) and one summer holiday (Memorial Day, 4th of July, or Labor Day)

How to Apply

Eligible applicants include:

• Graduate of a Doc of Chemist's shop program from an ACPE-accredited school or college of pharmacy
• Completion of an ASHP-accredited PGY1 pharmacy residency plan
• Eligible for Illinois licensure
• Participation in an interview

Application Requirements

All interested candidates must register with both PhORCAS and the American Society of Wellness-Organization Pharmacists Resident Matching Service (NMS Code 612967).

All application materials must be submitted through the PhORCAS online portal. Additional requirements include:

• Curriculum vitae (CV)
• Letter of intent
• 3 letters of recommendation (the Standard Reference Form in PhORCAS may be utilized for recommendations; a split up letter is not necessary)
• Pharmacy school transcripts
• Interview procedure (All candidates are required to nourish an interview during the calendar month of February or March)

Number of positions: 1
Starting time date: July ane
Estimated stipend: $52,000
Application deadline: January 1

Programme Director

Poonam Jewani, PharmD, BCCP

Poonam Jewani (PJ) completed her Bachelor of Scientific discipline in Chemistry at Michigan State University and and so went on to consummate her Doctorate of Pharmacy Degree at The Academy of Michigan College of Pharmacy. She subsequently completed her PGY1 Pharmacy Do Residency at Detroit Medical Heart Sinai Grace Hospital and a PGY2 Cardiology Pharmacy Residency at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Middle. She is certified past the Board of Pharmacy Specialties equally a lath-certified cardiology pharmacist. Her passions within cardiology include advanced heart failure and cardiac transplantation.

Contact

Northwestern Memorial Infirmary
251 East Huron Street
Pharmacy Department, Feinberg LC 700
Chicago, Illinois 60611

Phone: 312.694.1139
Email: poonam.jewani@nm.org

The PGY2 EM residency at Northwestern Memorial Infirmary and Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science provides residents a challenging learning experience, with training in multiple intendance environments and with exposure to diverse patient populations. The PGY2 EM residency is funded by Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science (RFUMS) College of Pharmacy and established and maintained by both the College of Chemist's shop and Northwestern Memorial Infirmary (NMH).

The NMH Emergency Department, an chapter of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, is a Level 1 Trauma and Stroke Centre located in downtown Chicago. The high-volume, high-complication ED populations at this tertiary intendance center permit for a challenging and rewarding learning environment in which residents learn to provide care to acutely ill and injured patients. RFUMS College of Pharmacy, a national leader in interprofessional instruction and community-driven service, provides healthcare grooming in an innovative, team-based environment.

In addition to clinical practice experiences, the PGY2 EM resident will have the opportunity to engage in academic activities, which include student and resident precepting every bit well every bit didactic and simulation-based education. The resident will also conduct inquiry projects and practice leadership development. The goal of our residency is to create the next generation of EM chemist's leaders, with training deliberately designed to back up graduates in pursuing futures in any EM practise setting or specialty of their choosing.

Rotations

Required Rotations

• Developed Emergency Medicine (multiple rotations at NMH)
• Orientation/Full general EM, EM Resuscitation, EM Urgent Care & Psychiatry, EM Capstone, EM Extended Hours
• Pediatric and Community Emergency Medicine
• 1 rotation at Northwestern Lake Forest Infirmary
• Toxicology
• Academia (RFUMS)
• Medical ICU

Elective Rotations

• Academia II
• Surgical/Trauma ICU
• Neuro/Spine ICU
• Coronary Care Unit
• Burn down ICU
• Pediatric ICU
• Infectious Diseases
• Global Health
• Transitions of Intendance

Additional experiences may be arranged based on resident interest.

Additional Activities

• Research Project: Our PGY2 resident participates in a longitudinal research project, which is presented at a regional/national meeting. Boosted DUE and operations-based inquiry opportunities are routinely implemented.


• Presentations: The resident delivers one CE presentation and 3 presentations in Pharmacy Grand Rounds. In addition, our resident engages in physician, nurse and pharmacy in-services and presentations throughout the year.


• Education: The PGY2 resident attends and participates in the innovative weekly didactic education led by the Northwestern Academy EM (NUEM) residency. During these weekly conferences, separated into organ organization modules, our resident has the opportunity to interact with the NM doc residents. Professional development, wellness and literature evaluation are also consistently included in this curriculum.


• Precepting: The PGY2 resident serves equally a preceptor for chemist's students and residents.


• Academic Activities: Our resident participates in the Toxicology constituent at RFUMS, which includes commitment of a didactic lecture and instruction in a mannequin-based simulation.


• Committee Participation: The PGY2 resident participates in multidisciplinary ED committees, including the sepsis committee and ED practice committee, every bit well equally academy- and pharmacy-specific committees. The resident also has the opportunity to serve on NMH Chemist's shop Resident committees and interact with our PGY1 and other PGY2 residents from different specialties.

Staffing

• The resident volition provide emergency medicine clinical staffing services every third weekend throughout the residency twelvemonth. Staffing only takes place in the ED and allows the resident the opportunity to be the primary EM chemist.
• The resident will be expected to staff one winter and one summer holiday.

How to Apply

Eligible applicants include:

• Graduation with a Dr. of Chemist's shop (PharmD) caste from an ACPE-accredited school or college of pharmacy
• Successful completion of a PGY1 chemist's shop residency program
• Eligible for Illinois licensure
• Participation in an interview

Awarding Requirements

All interested applicants must register with both PhORCAS and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Residency Matching Service (NMS Code 744269). All application materials must be submitted through the PhORCAS online portal. Boosted requirements include:

• Curriculum vitae (CV)
• Letter of intent
• Three letters of recommendations (via PhORCAS)
• Pharmacy school transcripts
• Interview procedure (All candidates are required to participate in an interview during the months of January or Feb)

Number of positions: 1
Start appointment: July ane (flexible)
Estimated stipend: $48,500
Awarding deadline: January i

Most Northwestern Memorial Hospital

Northwestern Memorial Infirmary (NMH) is a nationally recognized academic medical center and a major Midwest referral heart, with more than 200 pharmacists representing virtually every clinical specialty. Patient accommodations include 894 beds between NMH and its Prentice Women's Hospital. The NMH Emergency Department (ED) cared for 84,277 patients in 2019. NMH ranks 10th nationwide on the Usa News & Globe Study All-time Hospitals 2020-2021 Honor Roll, with eleven of 16 specialties recognized for outstanding performance. For the ninth consecutive year, Northwestern Memorial was named the #ane infirmary in Illinois and the Chicago Metro Region. NMH's patient- and community-driven mission has led to the development of partnerships and initiatives designed to have a measurable, positive touch on the health of medically underserved residents in our communities.

About Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Scientific discipline

Formed in 1912 equally the Chicago Hospital-College of Medicine, RFUMS brings together 5 colleges and over 30 graduate health profession and scientific discipline programs. Rosalind Franklin University has been recognized as a national leader in interprofessional healthcare education and research. Rosalind Franklin University'due south vision is driven by a spirit of inquiry, diligence, community service and bookish excellence characterized past the university'due south namesake, Dr. Rosalind Franklin, who in 1952 captured the photograph revealing the structure of DNA. The College of Pharmacy shares the academy's delivery to interprofessionalism and advocacy for patients and the pharmacy profession.

Program Manager

Abbie Lyden, PharmD BCPS
PGY2 EM Residency Programme Manager
Clinical Pharmacist, Emergency Medicine | Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Associate Professor | Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Scientific discipline

Abbie Lyden, PharmD, BCPS, joined Northwestern Memorial Infirmary in 2010 and Rosalind Franklin University (as clinical kinesthesia) in 2012. After graduating from Purdue University School of Pharmacy she completed a residency at Brigham and Women'south Infirmary in Boston, Massachusetts. While at Brigham and Women'due south, she led the implementation of pharmacy services in their emergency section. Dr. Lyden has been agile in the clinical didactics of students and residents throughout her career and serves on academy, hospital and national committees. Dr. Lyden engages in clinical inquiry and has authored over 20 peer-reviewed journal articles, reviews, and book chapters. Her professional concentrations include emergency medicine, toxicology and the scholarship of educational activity and learning.

Contact

Phone: 312.926.1982
Fax: 847.775.6586

Email: abbie.lyden@rosalindfranklin.edu

Learn more almost the Infectious disease Residency Program* through Midwestern University.

The PGY2 Oncology Pharmacy residency is a 12-month training program focused on the delivery of optimal pharmacotherapy to the hematology/oncology/stem cell transplant patient population. The programme provides opportunities to aid develop clinical expertise and competence in the care of hematology/oncology patients. Residents will interact with multidisciplinary teams on inpatient rounds as well as in the ambulatory care setting. The goal of these experiences is to provide our residents with a comprehensive overview of the hematology/oncology cancer population so they may get successful hematology/oncology pharmacy specialists.

Rotations

Required Rotations

• Orientation
• Inpatient Oncology
• Inpatient Hematology
• Inpatient Stem Cell Transplant
• Outpatient Chest Cancer Clinic
• Outpatient Thoracic Clinic
• Outpatient Gastrointestinal/ Melanoma Dispensary
• Oncology Administration
• Outpatient Hematology
• Investigational Drug Services

Elective Rotations

• Immunocompromised infectious diseases
• Oral Oncolytics (Oncology Specialty Pharmacy)
• Palliative Care
• Benign Hematology
• Outpatient Oncology Clinics
• Head and Neck
• GU
• Gynecology/Oncology
• Stem Cell Transplant
• Pediatric hematology/oncology (offsite at Lurie Children's Hospital)

Boosted experience may be arranged based on resident involvement and service availability.

Additional Activities

• Enquiry Project: Participation in a longitudinal research projection that will be presented at the Hematology/Oncology Chemist's Association Annual Coming together and a residency inquiry conference is required.


• Administrative Projection: Participate in the production, editing, or modification of at least one institutional policy, procedure, or protocol related to patient care for hematology/oncology patients.


• Presentations: Residents are required to give three formal presentations throughout the year during Resident Apex Conference. 1 of these presentations will exist a continuing education program. Residents will as well present one presentation to our hematology/oncology fellowship program as well every bit one public outreach presentation. Residents participate in topic discussions known as the BCOP Lecture Series that cover a diversity of hematology/oncology disease states, supportive care, and medications.


• Committee Participation: The resident will participate in the following committees: Oncology Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee and the Cancer Quality committee.


• Precepting Experiences: The PGY2 residents will be involved with precepting PGY1 residents and pharmacy students during their learning experiences.


• Didactics Experiences: A education certificate program is available at a local college of pharmacy for interested residents.

Staffing

• The residents will staff in the inpatient oncology pharmacy satellite every third weekend throughout the residency year.
• In improver, the resident volition staff in the inpatient oncology pharmacy satellite on one winter holiday (Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year's) and one summer holiday (Memorial Day, 4th of July, or Labor Day).

How to Utilize

Eligible applicants include:

• Graduate of a Physician of Pharmacy program from an ACPE-accredited school or college of pharmacy
• Completion of a PGY1 chemist's residency programme
• Eligible for Illinois licensure
• Participation in an interview

Application Requirements

All interested candidates must annals with both PhORCAS and the American Gild of Health-System Pharmacists Resident Matching Service (NMS Code 647860). All awarding materials must exist submitted through the PhORCAS online portal. Requirements include:

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of the alphabet of intent
• 3 letters of recommendation (the Standard Reference Course in PhORCAS may be utilized for recommendations; a carve up letter is not necessary)
• Pharmacy schoolhouse transcripts
• Interview process (All candidates are required to participate in an interview during the months of January or February)

Number of Positions: 3
Outset Appointment: July 1 (flexible)
Estimated Stipend: $52,000
Awarding Deadline: January 1

Virtually Lurie Cancer Center

Lurie Cancer Center at Northwestern Memorial Infirmary is located in the Streeterville neighborhood in downtown Chicago, IL. It is ranked No. viii in the country and is the top-ranked cancer plan in Illinois by U.S. News & World Report. Lurie Cancer Centre is a founding member of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN), an brotherhood of 30 of the earth's leading cancer centers devoted to defining and advancing high-quality, loftier-value cancer care. Our doctors assist write the NCCN patient guidelines for each cancer blazon. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has designated Lurie Cancer Heart as one of only 51 Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the nation recognized for their "scientific leadership, resources, and the depth and breadth of their enquiry." The Northwestern Medicine Hematopoietic Stem Jail cell Transplant Program is a leader in the number and types of transplants, performing 350 transplants each yr and resulting in outcomes exceeding the national survival rate. Each year the cancer middle sees more 15,000 new cancer patients.

Program Director

Daniel Wojenski, PharmD, BCPS, BCOP
Inpatient Oncology Practice Coordinator

Daniel Wojenski is a native of Chicago, IL. He received his Bachelor of Scientific discipline – Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. He received his Doctorate of Chemist's shop from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He subsequently completed a pharmacy exercise residency and a hematology/oncology pharmacy residency at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. He is certified past the Board of Pharmacy Specialties equally a lath-certified pharmacotherapy specialist and a board-certified oncology pharmacist. Dr. Wojenski has been at Northwestern Memorial Hospital since 2013 and is currently the Hematology/Oncology Do Coordinator. He oversees all pharmacists and chemist's technicians that provide clinical and operational support for inpatient hematology/oncology services. Dr. Wojenski is passionate almost hematology and stem cell transplant and continues to carry research and provide presentations in these specialty areas.

Contact

Northwestern Memorial Hospital
251 Eastward Huron Street
Chemist's shop Section, Feinberg LC 700
Chicago, Illinois 60611

Phone: 312.926.7578
Electronic mail: dwojensk@nm.org

The PGY2 Solid Organ Transplant (SOT) residency is a 12-month training plan focused on the delivery of optimal pharmacotherapy to solid organ transplant patients. The programme provides a broad experience in numerous transplant specialties to help develop clinical expertise and competence in caring for transplant patients. Residents will interact with multidisciplinary teams on inpatient rounds every bit well equally in the ambulatory care setting. The goal of these experiences is to provide our residents with a comprehensive overview of solid organ transplant patients so they may go well-rounded practitioners upon residency completion.

Rotations

Required Rotations

• Orientation
• Transplant Surgery (2 months)
• Transplant Hepatology
• Transplant Nephrology
• Heart Failure/VAD/Heart Transplant
• Lung Transplant
• Transplant Infectious Diseases

Constituent Rotations

• Advanced Transplant Surgery
• Avant-garde Eye Failure/VAD/Middle Transplant
• Cardiothoracic ICU
• Bone Marrow Transplant
• Pediatric Transplant at Lurie Children'south Infirmary
• Intestinal Transplant Clinic
• Academia

Committee Participation

The resident will participate in the post-obit committees:

• Transplant Exercise Commission
• Transplant Quality Committees (Kidney and Pancreas, Liver, Lung, Heart)
• Transplant Listing and Choice Committees (Kidney and Pancreas, Liver, Lung, Heart)

Additional Activities

• Research Project: Each resident volition consummate a transplant-related clinical inquiry project that is suitable for poster or platform presentation at the American Transplant Congress as well as a regional conference.


• Administrative Project: Each resident will consummate a transplant-related administrative project which involves creating, developing or modifying an institutional policy, procedure or protocol in relation to solid organ transplant patients.


• Longitudinal Clinic Experience: Each resident will serve as the transplant pharmacist for the abdominal transplant clinic every other Monday for the duration of the residency year.


• Presentations: Residents are required to give three formal presentations throughout the twelvemonth during Resident Noon Conference. Ane of these presentations will be a continuing education program.


• Committee Participation: The resident will participate in the following committees:
• Transplant Practice Committee (6 months)
• 11E Quality Committee (vi months)
• Transplant Quality Committees (Kidney and Pancreas, Liver, Lung, Eye)
• Transplant Listing and Option Committees (Kidney and Pancreas, Liver, Lung, Heart)


• Precepting Experiences: The PGY2 resident will be involved with precepting PGY1 residents and pharmacy students during their learning experiences.

Staffing

• The resident will staff on the inpatient transplant unit of measurement every third weekend throughout the residency year
• In addition, the resident will be expected to staff ane winter holiday on the inpatient transplant unit (Thanksgiving, Christmas or New year's day's) and ane summer holiday (Memorial Day, fourth of July, or Labor Solar day)

How to Employ

Eligible applicants include:

• Graduate of a Md of Pharmacy program from an ACPE-accredited schoolhouse or college of chemist's
• Completion of an ASHP-accredited PGY1 pharmacy residency program
• Eligible for Illinois licensure
• Participation in an interview

Awarding Requirements

All interested candidates must register with both PhORCAS and the American Society of Wellness-System Pharmacists Resident Matching Service (NMS Code 699076).

All application materials must be submitted through the PhORCAS online portal. Additional requirements include:

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of intent
• Iii letters of recommendation (the Standard Reference Form in PhORCAS may be utilized for recommendations; a divide letter is non necessary)
• Chemist's shop school transcripts
• Interview process (All candidates are required to participate in an interview during the month of Feb or March)

Number of positions: 1
Start date: July 1
Estimated stipend: $52,000
Application borderline: Jan 1

Program Managing director

Katie Cunningham, PharmD, BCPS
Clinical Pharmacist, Solid Organ Transplant
PGY2 Solid Organ Transplant Chemist's shop Residency Manager
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Assistant Professor, Chemist's Practice
Rosalind Franklin Academy of Medicine & Scientific discipline

Katie Cunningham, PharmD, BCPS, received her BS in Biology from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) and her Physician of Chemist's shop from the UIC Higher of Chemist's. She completed her PGY1 residency at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL and her PGY2 residency in Solid Organ Transplant at the University of Wisconsin Infirmary & Clinics in Madison, WI. Dr. Cunningham has been practicing in both the inpatient and outpatient settings caring for abdominal and lung transplant patients at Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH) since 2014. In 2017, Dr. Cunningham joined the Department of Pharmacy Exercise at Rosalind Franklin University as an Assistant Professor and maintains both her clinical position at NMH and her faculty role at the Higher of Chemist's. Dr. Cunningham is an agile fellow member of the American Society of Transplantation and serves on the executive lath of the Illinois Transplant Pharmacists Clan.

Contact

Northwestern Memorial Hospital
251 East Huron Street
Chemist's Department, Feinberg LC 700
Chicago, Illinois 60611

Telephone: 312.926.5154
Email: Kathleen.Cunningham@nm.org

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