PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency

Post-Graduate Year One Residency

PGY-1 PHARMACY RESIDENCY

  • The PGY1 Pharmacy Residency builds on Doctor of Pharmacy education and strives to contribute to the development and advancement of clinical pharmacists responsible for medication-related care of patients with a variety of conditions.
  • Upon completion of the PGY1 program, residents are equipped to thrive in different settings, including clinical pharmacy specialists, clinical faculty, or continuation of training in a PGY2 program or fellowship.


PROGRAM APPLICATION DEADLINE: January 3, 2027

NMS Match Code: 85200

 

RESIDENCY HIGHLIGHTS

Positions: 4

Duration: 12 months

Rotations: 4 required, 4 electives

Estimated Stipend: $56,680 per year (no FICA or state income tax)

RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS
  • Nevada Pharmacist License within 60 days of starting program
    • Nevada Intern Pharmacist License will be needed unless licensed as registered pharmacist in Nevada prior to July 1
  • Graduate of an ACPE-accredited College of Pharmacy
  • Strongly recommended for NAPLEX and Nevada MPJE to be taken prior to the first day of residency
RESIDENCY APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

To apply, submit the following on PhORCAS:

  • Official transcripts
    • If from a pass/no pass school: please also send class ranking information directly to residency program director
  • Letter of intent
  • Curriculum vitae (CV)
  • 3 letters of recommendation (at least two must be from clinical preceptors)

 

 

LEARNING EXPERIENCES

REQUIREMENTS

ROTATIONS (8)

*Each rotation is 4-6 weeks long

 

Required (3)

  • Orientation
  • Administration
  • Internal Medicine I
  • Selective (choose 1)
    • Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit
    • Medical Intensive Care Unit 

 

Elective (choose 4) 

  • Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (if not taken as selective option)
  • Infectious Disease I
    • Infectious Disease II
  • Emergency Medicine I
    • Emergency Medicine II
  • Solid Organ Transplant
  • Trauma Intensive Care Unit
  • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 
  • Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 
  • Medical Intensive Care Unit (if not taken as selective option)
  • Internal Medicine II


LONGITUDINAL EXPERIENCES

  • Antimicrobial Stewardship
  • Clinical Consult Service
    • Pain Management
    • Parenteral Nutrition
  • Medication Safety
  • Precepting (while on rotations)
  • Teaching certificate (optional)
PROJECTS
  • Major project (1)
    • Research or quality improvement
  • Minor project (1)
    • Medication use evaluation, clinical program development/enhancement/analysis, pipeline forecast, cost or budget analysis, or quality assurance
  • Pharmacy initiatives (at least 1 but up to 2)
    • Monograph, class review, treatment guideline, treatment protocol/pathway, utilization management criteria, and/or order set
  • Written educational document (1)
    • Newsletter article, brochure, guideline update, handout, or medication or disease management update

 

PRESENTATIONS

  • Disease state presentation (3)
  • Journal clubs (2)
  • Continuing education presentation (1)
  • Residency research platform presentation (1)

 

STAFFING

  • 29 shifts (total hours: 290)
    • 26 non-holiday staffing shifts
    • 1 major holiday
    • 2 minor holidays
  • Additional staffing is optional for supplemental pay


 


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