The PGY2 Ambulatory Care Global Health Program provides predominantly longitudinal primary care with a few specialty clinics associated with UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside and the University of Pittsburgh. The two primary clinical practice sites include the Birmingham Free Clinic and UPMC Matilda H. Theiss Center, which each provide longitudinal learning experiences several days per week throughout the year. Residents have the opportunity to practice internationally in global health settings.
Teaching experiences are integrated throughout our program, including precepting, lectures, and practica within PittPharmacy. Required minimum experiences include:
Residents may also elect to participate in the Pitt Pharmacy Mastery of Teaching Certificate Program (didactic instruction, mentor groups, and teaching portfolio).
Deliverables:
Elective rotation may be block or longitudinal based on the resident’s interest and site capacity.
Pharmacist licensure obtained in the state of Pennsylvania by October 31 of the residency year and successful completion of all learning experiences.
UPMC/PittPharmacy competencies and other required learning modules as specified by the Department of Pharmacy Completion and documentation of all required teaching and research experiences. Completed Residency portfolio (i.e., documentation of completed projects, presentations, evaluations, etc.) in PharmAcademic® Updated resident Academic and Professional Record form and CV at program completion.
Residency Program Director
Preceptors
Residency Program Coordinators
Current Residents
Former Residents
Eligible candidates will have:
