PGY2 Internal Medicine Pharmacy Residency Columbia - Learning Experiences
Prisma Health Richland-University of South Carolina
Curriculum
Read One-month learning experiences (required)
- Orientation to pharmacy operations*
- Internal Medicine Teaching Service
- Family Medicine Teaching Service
- Geriatrics
- December Project Month
*If PGY1 not completed at Prisma Health Richland
Selective learning experiences (1 month each)
- Cardiology
- Cardiology teaching service
- Cardiology (heart failure)
- Infectious diseases
- Antimicrobial Stewardship and Support Team
- Infectious Diseases Consult Service
- Internal medicine subspecialty
- Neurology
- Medical-Surgical Stepdown
- Oncology
- Critical care
- Medical ICU
- Cardiopulmonary ICU
- Ambulatory care
- Internal Medicine Outpatient Clinic
- Family medicine clinic.
Elective learning experiences (2 months required)
- Academia
- Emergency medicine
- Administration
- Additional selective rotation
- Transplant
- Obstetrics
- Repeat any rotation above, as scheduling allows
Longitudinal learning experience (required)
- Residency Leadership Academy
- Weekend central staffing rotation
- In-house clinical on-call program
- University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy Clinical Teaching Certificate Program (at discretion of RPD if teaching certificate completed during PGY1)
- Complete one medication utilization evaluation project with departmental impact to be presented at a professional meeting
- Major research project: SERC presentation & Discover USC poster presentation
Other requirements
- Must obtain SC Pharmacist License within 120 days start of residency
- Present Grand rounds (or ACPE-accredited pharmacist CE)
- Provide lunch and learn presentations to the department
- Prepare a manuscript worthy of submission to a peer-reviewed journal
- Actively participate on formulary management teams
- Co-precept pharmacy students and/or PGY-1 residents
- Provide in-service programs to pharmacists, nurses, medical residents, etc
- Participate in SC Society of Health-System Pharmacists