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Fry's & Midwestern University College of Pharmacy-Glendale PGY-1 Community Based Residency Program
Fry's & Midwestern University College of Pharmacy-Glendale PGY-1 Community Based Residency
The Fry's Pharmacy & Midwestern University College of Pharmacy-Glendale (MWU-CPG) Residency provides an opportunity for the resident to practice closely with pharmacists in community, ambulatory care and academia settings. Collaborative Drug Therapy Agreements allow for the resident to manage the care of patients at the Midwestern University Family Medicine & Dental Clinics. Throughout the year, the resident will participate and become proficient in medication therapy management, diabetes and anticoagulation management, immunizations, wellness screenings, medication synchronization, community outreach and division leadership activities. The residency provides experience in precepting and educating pharmacy students in both small- and large- group settings while participating in the MWU-CPG Clinician Educator’s Program, a formal teaching and learning curriculum. Graduates of this program will be proficient in providing clinical services and trained to be leaders and educators in community, ambulatory care, and academic settings.
This residency is affiliated with Midwestern University College of Pharmacy - Glendale that offers Visiting Instructor Appointment. The resident will have the opportunity to experience the dispensing role in a variety of Fry’s pharmacy settings (high, low volumes, differing demographics). They will have time with a management preceptor to experience management and regulatory aspects of pharmacy. This residency has a strong focus on teaching experiences and allows for growth with interdisciplinary practice. The resident will have ample opportunity to collaborate with medical teams to provide patient care in the Midwestern University Family Medicine Clinic and Dental Institute. Within Fry’s Pharmacy, the resident will gain experience in providing care within the Fry’s clinical programs and have the opportunity to create new programs in the ever-evolving community pharmacy setting.
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Candidates will be considered using the following criteria:
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