The University of Kentucky is a Level 1 trauma center and designated as a comprehensive stroke center. The Emergency Department has an annual census of roughly 100,000 visits per year. This program is uniquely designed to develop skilled clinicians that practice independently and excel in clinical service, teaching, and research. The program structure includes seven core ED learning experiences, a research month, two required experiences in an intensive care setting and two other electives built around the resident’s prior experiences.
Additionally, residents will participate in multiple longitudinal experiences, which creates a well-rounded learning experience. Residents also participate in providing 24-hour clinical pharmacy services through the in-house on-call program, staff in the Emergency Department as part of their required pharmacy practice experience, and are provided dedicated research time.
Precepting and teaching students in advance pharmacy practice experiences and didactic settings are offered, as is a longitudinal teaching certificate program. Other teaching opportunities exist within the Emergency Medicine physician residency and the Advanced Practice Provider Residency programs. Scholarly activities may focus on clinical, practice-based, or outcomes research.
Elise Metts, PharmD, BCCCP, BCEMP Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
Deadline: January 2
Number of Positions: 2
Starting Date: July 1
Requirements: Doctor of Pharmacy Degree, completion of a PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency, eligibility for licensure in the state of Kentucky
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Required Experiences
Longitudinal Experiences
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Choose from the Selective Experience or the following to complete 12 rotations.
