The program allows the flexibility to select activities which will complement the resident’s background and career goals. Residents will develop expertise in each of the following areas of pharmacy practice: acute patient care, ambulatory patient care, drug information and drug use policy development, informatics, and practice management. Rotations are typically one month in length and are structured to provide a solid, fundamental experience but are flexible to meet the training interests of individual residents.          

Additional Responsibilities:

• Completion of a longitudinal research project with presentation at the Southeastern Residency Conference
• Presentation of 2 half-hour (one in the Fall and one in the Spring) ACPE credits for pharmacists/technicians
• Deliver a pharmacotherapy topic presentation to the University of Alabama’s Family Medicine Residency Program
• Complete the pharmacy practice experience (decentralized staffing) 4 shifts every 28 days
• Development of non-CE education for Department technicians
• Manage the Anticoagulation Service during assigned times