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Residency Training Program

Program Overview
Upcoming Events
Program Details
List of Residency Programs and Directors

Program Overview

Thank you for your interest in BMC's residency programs!

The residency programs at BMC help pharmacy residents build the skills required for providing contemporary pharmaceutical care in a diverse population of patients. Boston Medical Center currently offers 10 positions in 6 different pharmacy residency programs. There are typically 5 PGY1 residents, with the remainder of positions dedicated to PGY2 specialty programs in Critical Care, Cardiology, Ambulatory Care, Oncology and Infectious Diseases.

The BMC residency programs are designed around the ASHP Residency Learning System model. We are proud to have been involved in pharmacy residency training for over 20 years. Our graduating residents are well-prepared to pursue specialty residencies, advanced patient care positions, and clinical faculty positions.

Upcoming Events

ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting Residency Showcase
Monday, Dec 5th, 2011
Booth # tba

Application Deadline for BMC Residency Programs
January 5th, 2012

Program Details

All PGY1 and PGY2 residents participate in the following:

On-call Program

  • 24/7 clinical drug information pager coverage
  • Non-formulary drug requests
  • Aminoglycoside per Pharmacist Protocol management
  • Direct Thrombin Inhibitor per Pharmacist Protocol management
  • Phenytoin/Fosphenytoin Monitoring program 
  • IV to PO programs
  • Therapeutic Interchange programs
  • 24/7 Clinical Specialist back-up

Projects

  • Residency Research Project
  • Drug Monographs
  • Medication Use Evaluations

Teaching Opportunities

  • Continuing Education Conference
  • Resident Case Conference (weekly)
  • Resident Teaching Seminar (L.Sylvia, AJPE 2004; 68(2) Article 38)
  • Precepting students

Evaluations

  • Residents are evaluated on the RLS Goals and Objectives specific to the standards set by ASHP for each residency program
  • Midpoint and endpoint preceptor evaluations and self-evaluations are expected for each rotation
  • Residents evaluate the Preceptor and Rotation at the end of each rotation
  • Longitudinal feedback is provided for On-call programs, staffing, teaching & presentations and summatively following each Quarterly meeting.

Specific Residency Programs


Program

Program Director

PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Joy Vreeland, PharmD, BCPS
617.414.4904
PharmacyPGY1@bmc.org
PGY2 Residency - Critical Care  Stella Papadopoulos, PharmD, BCPS
617.414.7693
stella.papadopoulos@bmc.org
PGY2 Residency – Oncology  Radhika Sane, PharmD, BCOP
617.638.6723
radhika.sane@bmc.org
PGY2 Residency - Infectious Diseases  Dana Whitney, PharmD, BCPS
617.414.7692
dana.whitney@bmc.org
PGY2 Residency - Ambulatory Care 
Lori Arena, PharmD, BCPS
617.414.7049
lori.arena@bmc.org
PGY2 Residency – Cardiology 
Lindsay Arnold, PharmD, BCPS
617.638.7598
lindsay.arnold@bmc.org

PGY2 Residency - Emergency Medicine         

Kelly Killius, PharmD, BCPS
617.414.5609
kelly.killius@bmc.org

Contact Us

Outpatient Pharmacies

Doctors Office Building
720 Harrison Avenue
Call: 617.638.8130
Hours: Mon–Fri: 8am–6pm
Sat–Sun: closed

Yawkey Ambulatory Care Center
850 Harrison Avenue
Call: 617.414.4883
Hours: Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm
Sat: 9am–3pm
Sun: closed


Administrative Offices

Inpatient:
Newton Pavilion
88 East Newton Street
Call: 617.638.6790

Outpatient:
Yawkey Ambulatory Care Center
850 Harrison Avenue
Call: 617.414.5398


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