PGY2 Pharmacy Residency Programs

The PGY2 residencies are designed to develop and refine clinical, research, and administrative skills within the area of the specialty. Activities of each training program differ, but include clinical rotations, seminar presentations, preceptorship of Pharm.D. students, and completion of drug utilization evaluations and research projects.

A competitive stipend is provided. Each resident receives 15 days to be used for vacation, personal time, interviews or illness, health insurance and other University amenities. Business days are allotted for attending the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, the Great Lakes Residency Conference and other professional meetings. Partial funding for attending these meetings may be available through the Department of Pharmacy Services.