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Posted: 10-Oct-23

Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan

Type: Residency PGY-2

Salary: $52,000

Categories:

Clinical Pharmacist

Pharmacy

Job Setting:

Hospital/Institutional

Requirements:

Residency Required

Specialty Practice Areas:

Oncology

Salary Details:

Additional benefits include: -Medical, prescription, disability, and retirement -Dedicated wellness afternoons monthly off-service/rotation -Combination of 15 flex vacation/sick/interview days of paid time off -Dedicated time off for holidays, not staffing (3 days for minor holidays and 5 days for major) -Free access to the Office of Workplace Counseling and Wellness -Moonlighting pay at pharmacist salary for any additional shifts voluntarily picked up -Dedicated workspace with personal laptop computer -Remote work opportunity for non-direct patient care experiences and research month

Required Education:

PharmD

Additional Information:

Telecommuting is allowed.

Description: Come join Michigan's number 1 hospital and be the Leaders and Best! The University of Michigan Health Residency program is one of the first residency programs in the country and has received countless awards throughout the years, including the ASHP Residency Excellence Award! We have over 150 preceptors and 70 rotation options. University of Michigan Health is a 1000-bed organization that has an adult-based level 1 trauma center University Hospital, a pediatric-based level 1 trauma center C.S. Mott Hospital, a nationally recognized Cardiovascular Center, a NCI-designated Rogel Cancer Center, and over 120 ambulatory care sites located in and around Ann Arbor, Michigan. 

Please visit our website for details specific to each individual residency program: UMH Pharmacy Residency Website

PGY2 Oncology  

This program will be physically present at the ASHP Midyear Conference and PPS. The Michigan Medicine PGY2 Oncology Pharmacy Residency is designed to provide residents with a diverse set of experiences in hematology/oncology while allowing collaboration with top experts at an NCCN-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. The program will challenge residents to develop high-level clinical and literature evaluation skills through a wide variety of inpatient and outpatient experiences. The strong affiliation with the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy allows residents to hone educational skills through didactic lectures, round table discussions, and precepting of fellows, residents, and students. Residents will become experts in academic performance through the completion of high-level research and writing endeavors throughout the year. The program also affords the opportunity to work with experts in oncology practice management and the design of unique services. Upon completion of the program, residents will be among the leaders and best in hematology/oncology practice, poised to secure a specialized pharmacist position in hematology/oncology.

• Required rotations: 
• Block rotations: Adult Inpatient Hematology/Oncology, Inpatient Bone Marrow Transplant (Adult or Pediatrics), Pediatric Inpatient Hematology/Oncology, Ambulatory Oncology Blue (GI/GU/Lung), Ambulatory Oncology Gold (GYO/Melanoma/Breast), Oncology Administration (Minimum 2 Weeks), and Research (always December)
•  Longitudinal rotations: Symptom Management Clinic (1 semester), Outpatient Disease-Based Clinic (1 semester) with multiple options including lymphoma, leukemia, multiple myeloma, BMT, gyn-onc, melanoma, breast cancer, head & neck cancer, GU cancer, GI cancer, sarcoma, lung cancer, and oral chemotherapy  
• Elective optional rotations: Inpatient Medical Oncology Service, Hematology Consult Service, Malignant Hematology PA Service, Ambulatory Hematology Clinic, Maize Clinics (lymphoma/myeloma), Leukemia Clinic, and/or BMT Clinic, Infectious Diseases (Immunocompromised Service), Teaching/Academia, Medical Intensive Care Unit, or Palliative Care Service
• Longitudinal experiences: Teaching with adjunct clinical instructor appointment at the College of Pharmacy, research and writing project, involvement in a local/state/national committee, mentoring PGY1 residents in a case conference, residents will be asked to identify a goal to help promote their well-being throughout the residency year and attend wellness activities offered by the Residency Wellness Committee, Participation in the Midyear Clinical Meeting and HOPA Annual Conference (when applicable)
• Staffing: Completed Rogel Cancer Center Infusion staffing (1 weekend (2 shifts) per month: Friday evening, Saturday day) with 1 major and 1 minor holiday
• Program contact: PGY2 Oncology Residency Program Director Allison Schepers (ajschep@med.umich.edu)   

Requirements:

Successful completion of an ASHP-accredited PGY1 residency program. Must be eligible for or holding an active pharmacist and controlled substance license in the State of Michigan.

Interested candidates must submit the following materials via PhORCAS no later than January 2, 2024:

• three letters of reference
• letter of intent
• curriculum vitae

An interview is required and will be scheduled between late January and early February.

About University of Michigan Health

The University of Michigan Health (UMH) includes three hospitals, approximately 30 health centers and 120 outpatient clinics, the UM Medical School and its Faculty Group Practice, and the Michigan Health Corp. Located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the Health System maintains the first university-owned hospital in the United States and the oldest College of Pharmacy in a state-supported institution. The Mission of Michigan Medicine is "To advance health to serve Michigan and the world", and our Vision is that "Our discoveries change care. Our care changes lives." The Department of Pharmacy Services strives to see patients and their families through a number of services and locations. We serve our patients both in the inpatient and outpatient settings. When patients are in the hospital or receiving care at a UMH facility, pharmacists are there working with physicians and nurses to ensure the best care. Pharmacists serve as experts in drug therapy and dosing. Pharmacists perform functions like making sure chemotherapy orders are correct and properly dosed, helping patients and physicians with anticoagulation dosing, and dosing for drugs such as antibiotics and anticonvulsants. The pharmacy... also provides outpatient locations for patients to fill prescriptions. Because of the specialized care that UMH provides, other community-based pharmacies are not equipped to handle some of the complicated prescriptions that patients receive.

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