Resident Expectations

Each resident will be expected to meet criteria set forth by ASHP throughout the year of residency training. A major residency project is required and will be presented at the Southeastern Residency Conference in the spring. The project may be a research study or development/enhancement of a pharmaceutical care service within the healthcare system.

Service commitment will consist of every other weekend department coverage, including but not limited to distribution, pharmacokinetics service, nutrition service, and/or drug information provision. Anticoagulation clinic and web-based community drug information services will be covered by the resident during the week on a rotating basis. The resident will co-precept pharmacy students in the drug information rotation, as well as have defined precepting responsibilities in other elective rotations. Each resident will be expected to provide formal presentations to pharmacy staff, medical residents, and nursing staff on a regular basis.

Goals and objectives detailed in the Residency Learning System will be used to guide the resident’s training, and evaluations will be done on a regular basis. The program starts July 1st and is completed in 52 weeks.

Pharmacy Residency • Pharmacy Practice Residency • Applicant Requirements • Meet the Residents • Practice Site and Patient Care Activities • Preceptors and Patient Care Responsibilities

More Information Tara Smith, Pharm.D. Clinical Pharmacy Manager Residency Program Director 5151 North Ninth Avenue Pensacola, FL 32504 Phone 850-416-6732 Fax 850-416-4323 Email: TSmith@shhpens.org Jenny Chen, Pharm.D. Pharmacy Practice Resident Sacred Heart Health System 5151 North Ninth Avenue Pensacola, Florida 32504 Phone: 850.416.6263 Email: jchen@shhpens.org Caitlin Brown, Pharm.D. Pharmacy Practice Resident Sacred Heart Health System 5151 North Ninth Avenue Pensacola, Florida 32504 Phone: 850.416.6263 Email: cbrown@shhpens.org