Fellows will complete experiences from the opportunities listed below.
UK HealthCare Pharmacy Informatics and Analytics Fellowship
Program Overview
This innovative program offers comprehensive training in ambulatory and acute care settings, with a strong emphasis on the electronic health record and data analytics. The fellowship is designed to provide the fellow with the skills needed to operate independently as a specialist in the practice of Pharmacy Informatics. Epic certification is included.
Upon completion, fellows are expected to continue their professional journey at UK with a two-year commitment, further integrating their skills within our healthcare system.
The University provides a generous benefits package with a variety of options for health, dental, and vision coverage for fellows and their dependents. Information on coverage details can be found on the UK Human Resources Benefits site. Participation in additional voluntary insurance plans is also available. Fellows are eligible for the University's 200% employer match retirement saving plan. You receive an additional 10% of your salary alongside your 5% contribution, vested after 3 years.
Application Requirements
- CV
- Letter of Intent
- Three (3) Letters of Recommendation
- Official College Transcripts (from ACPE accredited program)
- Application deadline: February 15 at 11:59 pm EST
Fast Facts
- Number of Positions: 1
- Application deadline: February 15 at 11:59 pm EST
- Starting Date: June 16
- Stipend for 2026-2027: $54,000
Learning Experiences
Required Learning Experiences
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Required 12-month Longitudinal Learning Experiences
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Application Process
Thank you for expressing interest in the UK HealthCare Pharmacy Informatics and Analytics. All applicants must be graduates of an ACPE-accredited college of pharmacy and be eligible for licensure in the state of Kentucky. Submit all application documents via email directly to the program director, Kristina Karrick, by February 15th.