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Pharmacy Residency Program InformationThe Program Benefits Accreditation Requirements Download Application Form Recommendation Request Form The Pharmacy Residency ProgramThe pharmacy residency program at the University Hospital of Arkansas was established in 1956. This program gives each resident a unique experience in the practice of pharmacy by allowing the resident the flexibility to modify the program for varying career goals. The resident can set up a schedule in order to be able to gain knowledge and experience in the resident's areas of interest. The required rotations for this residency include:
The resident may choose from the following elective rotations to complete the program:
The resident may also decide to repeat any of the required or elective rotations. During the year each resident will also design and execute a research project applicable to the practice of pharmacy. The resident may select a topic for research or may choose from ideas submitted by the preceptors. The resident also has various other responsibilities and privileges throughout the year. Residents are required to participate in patient care activities in a selected ambulatory clinic such as the pharmacy coordinated Anti-coagulation Clinic. The resident is expected to attend and have input in the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee meetings. Residents will participate in various hospital based committees. Residents are also required to prepare a pharmacy newsletter. TopBenefitsAn annual stipend of $40,000 is paid to the resident by the University Hospital. Each resident receives 10 days of paid vacation, ten state holidays and professional leave for attendance of state and national meetings. The hospital provides free life, health insurance, and liability insurance. There is also free parking in the parking deck. There are many opportunities for further education through UAMS or at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Employees within the University system receive discounts on tuition for undergraduate and graduate courses. TopAccreditationThe University Hospital of Arkansas is accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists and participates in the ASHP Matching Program. TopApplication RequirementsApplicants must possess a degree in pharmacy from a college accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education. The applicant must also be eligible for licensure in the state of Arkansas, and a member of ASHP. Three letters of recommendation are required as well as completion of the enclosed application. The University Hospital of Arkansas is a drug free work place, and a pre-employment drug screen is required. For additional information contact Michael D. Parr, Pharm.D. at:
Applications should be received by February 1. A personal interview is highly recommended of all applicants. Top |
