Infectious Diseases Clinical Pharmacy Fellowship Columbia

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my name is jenna cox i'm one of the

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critical care pharmacists here at prisma

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health midlands and the pgy2 program

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director for critical care

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here at prison health midlands we offer

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unique experiences for

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residents who come through our programs

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our preceptors truly

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care about each and every one of our

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residents and really finding out what

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their goals are for their future

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we try to do our best to set them up for

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success whatever the career path is that

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they may choose

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we have many different preceptors with

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different backgrounds who

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offer wide resources to be able to help

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them meet those goals

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my name is gabrielle dabrill i am the

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pgy2 cardiology resident here

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my name is kayla antis i am the pgy2

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infectious diseases pharmacy resident

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on my interview here i also felt the

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most comforted and welcomed

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i feel like the relationships that i

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felt with those preceptors on that day

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really

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made me want to stay here and continue

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my training here not only

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do you need great rotations and great

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experiences but it's also really the

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environment

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and the preceptors and your co-residents

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that really makes your experience great

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i was really impressed by the vast

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amount of rotations that we have in the

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heart hospital

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able to really work through this

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separate heart hospital and focus in on

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like the advanced therapies that we have

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here

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everything ranging from lvads all that

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outpatient clinic

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to ecmo hella devices balloon pumps

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so we really offer those advanced

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therapies and i think that's why i was

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really interested in pursuing a pgy2

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here

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i'm andrew gainey i'm the current

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residency director

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for the pgy2 program in pediatrics at

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prisma health children's hospital

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there's a lot of things to think the

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pediatrics pgyt program

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kind of makes it very unique mainly

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because we offer

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the opportunity to tailor your year with

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a focus so depending on where you're

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coming from from your pgy1

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you're actually focusing and

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specializing in a clinical subspecialty

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we do offer a variety of rotations

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and numerous amounts of different

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subspecialty areas

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the pharmacy department as a whole

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offers many opportunities for

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wellness so whether that be the

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rejuvenation room that was recently

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added in the pharmacy department

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or bringing in different speakers to

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speak with us in our monthly department

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meetings to really try to focus on

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having that work life balance something

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that we as preceptors try to model for

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the residents as well

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i think my independence has grown a lot

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when you hit pgy2 you kind of hit the

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ground running

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and that's really a good thing because

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you need to be prepared to

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be a pharmacist independently fully

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independent after this year so i think

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my independence has really improved and

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not as reliant as

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i used to be on my preceptors i would

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say our preceptors do a really great job

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of

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knowing you know when we might need a

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little more help versus whenever

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you know whenever they need to let us

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just kind of be on our own

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um and i think the level of autonomy is

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great here

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there's a lot of fun things to do in

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columbia so with our co-residents we go

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out to eat a lot of the time

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i like that kind of small city vibe you

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get a lot of different restaurants to

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choose from and a lot of like events

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always happening

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when choosing a program i really

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recommend that the resident would

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think about what their career goals were

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what experiences there are that they

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would gain

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within a certain program whether that be

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a specific patient population

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that they would see here versus other

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programs that they're interested in

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in addition to that i think would be

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program fit so as they're

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able to speak to some of our current

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residents and our preceptors

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really to find somewhere that they feel

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comfortable

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one of the most important things that

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i'll remember throughout my time here is

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the relationships i have with people

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my co-residents but also the physicians

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that i've been able to work with

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residents and fellows the

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interdisciplinary team because i do feel

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like

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going on rounds they really appreciate

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pharmacy input and they appreciate what

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we have to say so i feel like we're

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like a very important member of the team

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healthcare is a dynamic field we have to

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be able to work as a team

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overall for both the residents and the

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preceptors you'll find a good

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camaraderie there within the team

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for help

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