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| Training Programs - Clinical Pharmacy Residencies/Emergency Medicine |
| Detroit Medical Center/Detroit Receiving Hospital |
| 4201 St. Antoine |
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| Detroit, MI 48201 |
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| Code: 43281 |
| NMS Code: 542969 |
Postgraduate Year Two (PGY2)
Emergency Medicine Pharmacy |
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| Accreditation Status: |
Accredited |
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| Residency Program Director: |
George Delgado, Jr., Pharm.D. |
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(313) 745-4584 |
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Fax: (313) 993-2522 |
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Email: gdelgado@dmc.org |
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| Director of Pharmacy: |
David S Bach, Pharm.D., M.P.H |
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(313) 745-4025 |
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Fax: (313) 745-9717 |
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Email: dbach@dmc.org |
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| Program Contact: |
George Delgado, Jr., Pharm.D. |
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(313) 745-4584 |
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Fax: (313) 993-2522 |
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Email: gdelgado@dmc.org |
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| Residency Information: |
| Duration/Type: |
12 mo/residency |
| Number of Positions: |
1 |
| Application Deadline: |
January 16 |
| Starting Date: |
July 1 |
| Estimated Stipend: |
$44,000 |
| Interview Required: |
Yes |
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| Residency Special Features: This specialty residency is a one-year
program designed to develop a clinical practitioner with skills in emergency medicine,
critical care, and toxicology. The resident will practice in our Level 1 trauma center
with 340 adult beds. The emergency department has 92 beds, pharmacy services 24/7,
and more than 80,000 visits per year. Experience will also be gained from rotations
in MICU, SICU, toxicology, burn intensive care, neurotrauma, cardiology, and the
psychiatric crisis center. The resident will be required to complete a research project
and participate in nursing and pharmacy student education. |
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| Fringe Benefits: Paid vacation, paid holidays, personal days,
health insurance, and conference time. |
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| Special Requirements for Acceptance: Pharm.D. degree, ASHP-accredited
pharmacy practice residency or equivalent experience, eligibility for Michigan licensure. |
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| Training Site Type: |
Hospital |
| Owner Affiliate: |
Private |
| Model Type(s): |
Teaching/Tertiary Care/Acute Care |
| Patients Enrolled: |
80% |
| Tax Status: |
Nonprofit |
| Professional Staff: |
39 |
| Non-Professional Staff: |
30 |
| Number of Medical Centers: |
3 |
| Total Beds: |
340 |
| Average Daily Census: |
272 |
| Site Special Features: This specialty residency is a 1-year program
designed to develop a clinical practitioner with skills in emergency medicine, critical
care and toxicology. The resident will practice at Detroit Receiving Hospital, which
is a Level-I trauma center with 340 adult beds. The emergency department has approximately
100 beds with more than 80,000 visits per year and pharmaceutical services are provided
24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Experience can also be gained from rotations in burn
ICU, CCU, MICU, neurotrauma/neurosurgery ICU, pediatrics ICU, SICU and toxicology. |
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| Code: 22651 |
| NMS Code: 601269 |
Postgraduate Year Two (PGY2)
Emergency Medicine Pharmacy |
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| Accreditation Status: |
Candidate |
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| Residency Program Director: |
Victor C Cohen, BS Pharm, Pharm.D., BCPS, CGP, CMI-V |
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(718) 283-8382 |
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Fax: (718) 635-7274 |
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Email: vcohen@maimonidesmed.org |
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| Director of Pharmacy: |
Fredrick Cassera, R.Ph., MBA |
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(718) 283-7205 |
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Fax: (718) 283-6209 |
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Email: fcassera@maimonidesmed.org |
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| Program Contact: |
Samantha P Jellinek, Pharm.D., BCPS, CGP |
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(718) 283-6024 |
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Fax: (718) 635-7274 |
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Email: sjelline@maimonidesmed.org |
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| Residency Information: |
| Duration/Type: |
12 months |
| Number of Positions: |
4 |
| Application Deadline: |
None |
| Starting Date: |
July 1, 2009 |
| Estimated Stipend: |
$40,000 |
| Interview Required: |
Yes |
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| Residency Special Features: Unique and exciting clerkship opportunities
include rotations in Toxicology, Resuscitative Care, Pediatric and Geriatric Emergency
Medicine, Urgent Care, Disaster Management, Bioterrorism Preparedness and Clinical
Pharmacy Operations. Several opportunities exist for academic pursuit through affiliation
with the Long Island University and Fiorello H. LaGuardia Community College. Publication
in prestigious pharmacy and emergency medicine journals is highly promoted. Residents
will present formal lectures, prepare a major project to be presented at ASHPís Midyear
Clinical Meeting, and fulfill weekly short-call requirements in the Emergency Department.
Residents also have the opportunity to pursue Emergency Medicine related certifications
and attend monthly Toxicology Conferences at the New York City Poison Control Center
and annual Emergency Medicine Conferences. |
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| Fringe Benefits: Competitive stipend, two-weeks paid vacation,
health insurance, travel to ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and Eastern States Conference,
modern office with personal computer and PDA. |
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| Special Requirements for Acceptance: Graduate from an ACPE-accredited
College of Pharmacy, Doctor of Pharmacy degree with a minimum of a 3.0 GPA, and licensed
or eligible for licensure in New York. |
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| Training Site Type: |
Hospital |
| Owner Affiliate: |
Private |
| Model Type(s): |
Teaching |
| Tax Status: |
Non-Profit |
| Professional Staff: |
1,228 |
| Non-Professional Staff: |
5,112 |
| Total Beds: |
705 |
| Average Daily Census: |
N/A |
| Site Special Features: The Emergency Department of Maimonides
Medical Center receives 90,000 visits annually, of which 30,000 patients are admitted.
Maimonides is surrounded by the 2.5 million residents of Brooklyn and serves and
incredibly varied patient population. More than 67 languages are spoken at Maimonides
with representation of many different cultures. Given the diversity of our patients,
Maimonides residents have the benefit of first hand experience with a broad range
of pathology not available at other training centers. Our patients are a decade older
on average than those seen in other urban Emergency Departments and reflect what
others will be seeing in ten years. It is the acuity of our patients, the support
of our surrounding communities, and the dedication of our faculty that distinguish
us among other programs in nation. |
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| Code: 63001 |
| NMS Code: N/A |
Postgraduate Year Two (PGY2)
Emergency Medicine Pharmacy |
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| Accreditation Status: |
Candidate |
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| Residency Program Director: |
Maria I. Rudis, Pharm.D., ABAT, FCCM |
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(507) 255-5886 |
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Fax: (507) 225-7556 |
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Email: rudis.maria@mayo.edu |
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| Director of Pharmacy: |
Kevin R. Dillon, Pharm.D., MPH, BCPS |
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(507) 255-5886 |
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Fax: (507) 255-7556 |
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Email: dillon.kevin@mayo.edu |
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| University of Illinois College of Pharmacy |
| 833 S. Wood Street M/C 886, Rm. 164 |
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| Chicago, IL 60612 |
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| Code: 41211 |
| NMS Code: 606269 |
Postgraduate Year Two (PGY2)
Emergency Medicine Pharmacy |
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| Accreditation Status: |
Candidate |
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| Residency Program Director: |
Heather M Schumann, Pharm.D. |
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(312) 355-3850 |
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Fax: (312) 996-0379 |
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Email: eyrichhm@uic.edu |
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| Director of Pharmacy: |
Janet P. Engle |
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(312) 996-6212 |
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Fax: (312) 413-0497 |
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Email: uicpharm@uic.edu |
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| Program Contact: |
Heather M Schumann, Pharm.D. |
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(312) 355-3850 |
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Fax: (312) 996-0379 |
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Email: eyrichhm@uic.edu |
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| Residency Information: |
| Duration/Type: |
12 mo/residency |
| Number of Positions: |
1 |
| Application Deadline: |
January 4, 2008 |
| Starting Date: |
July 1, 2008 |
| Estimated Stipend: |
$36,000 |
| Interview Required: |
Yes |
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| Residency Special Features: This PGY2 residency offers specialty
training in emergency medicine, trauma, toxicology and critical care. The resident
receives an academic appointment at the University of Illinois at Chicago College
of Pharmacy. Scholarly activity, including clinical research, completion of 2 publications,
didactic lectures, and a continuing education lecture is required. The resident will
participate in the On-Call Program, serve as co-preceptors for students and PGY1
residents and participate in the Critical Care and Toxikon Consortium Conferences. |
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| Fringe Benefits: Benefits include health, dental, vision, disability,
and life insurance, sick leave, paid vacation, and professional travel reimbursement. |
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| Special Requirements for Acceptance: PharmD degree and completion
of a PGY1 residency. |
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| Training Site Type: |
Hospital |
| Owner Affiliate: |
State |
| Model Type(s): |
Teaching |
| Tax Status: |
For Profit |
| Total Beds: |
450 |
| Average Daily Census: |
350 |
| Site Special Features: The University of Illinois Medical Center
at Chicago is the largest state owned medical center in Illinois and is located on
Chicago's Near West Side. The Emergency Department provides treatment for approximately
55,000 adult and pediatric patients annually. The ED serves as a training site for
medical and pharmacy resident and students. The ED is affiliated with the Toxikon
Consortium, which serves as medical backup for the Illinois Poison Center. |
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| Code: 22256 |
| NMS Code: 559769 |
Postgraduate Year Two (PGY2)
Emergency Medicine Pharmacy |
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| Accreditation Status: |
Accredited |
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| Residency Information: |
| Duration/Type: |
12 month |
| Number of Positions: |
1 |
| Application Deadline: |
January 10th |
| Starting Date: |
July 1 |
| Estimated Stipend: |
$39, 500 |
| Interview Required: |
Yes |
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| Residency Special Features: The Emergency Medicine and Critical
Care Pharmacy Specialty residency program at the University of Rochester Medical
Center is designed to provide the essential elements and in-depth knowledge to mold
a successful clinical pharmacy specialist. Designed to advance a practitioners skills
in emergency medicine and critical care, the resident will focus on areas such as
trauma, emergency medicine, surgical ICU, medical ICU, burn/trauma ICU, and toxicology.
Opportunities to complete research and gain experience teaching students from several
colleges of pharmacy are available. |
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| Fringe Benefits: The resident will receive medical, dental, and
life insurance; sick leave; 17 days vacation; book allowance; and professional travel
reimbursement. |
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| Special Requirements for Acceptance: Pharm.D., completion of a
Pharmacy Practice residency (PGY1), and eligibility for licensure in New York State. |
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| Training Site Type: |
Hospital |
| Owner Affiliate: |
Private |
| Model Type(s): |
Tertiary Teaching Hospital |
| Patients Enrolled: |
N/A |
| Tax Status: |
Non-Profit |
| Professional Staff: |
60 |
| Non-Professional Staff: |
70 |
| Total Beds: |
750 |
| Average Daily Census: |
680 |
| Site Special Features: Strong Memorial Hospital, where the resident
will spend most of his/her time, is a 750-bed teaching hospital that provides a comprehensive
range of general and highly specialized services. It is the region's only Level I
Trauma Center, Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, and solid organ transplant
program. Strong Health is the only organization that has earned the Best Practices
Award from ASHP more than once since the award's inception in 1999. |
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