Program Overview - PGY2 Residency: Medication-Use Safety and Policy

Required Rotations

5 weeks duration

Advanced Electives

5 weeks duration (select 1)

Longitudinal Experiences

Residency year

• Orientation I (4 weeks)^
• Orientation II (3 weeks) +
• Medication Safety **
• Reports & Analytics
• Medication Information Systems #
• Hospital Quality, Safety and Policies #
• Drug Information **
• Formulary Management #
• Leadership **

+ Rotation offered at Inova Mount Vernon
 
^ Rotation offered at Inova Alexandria
 
# Rotation offered at Inova System Office
 
** Rotation Offered Regionally (both hospitals)

• Medication Safety in the Emergency Department
• Medication Safety in Antimicrobial Stewardship

Publishing 2 of the following:

• 1 case report submission for publication to an appropriate peer reviewed journal
• 1 manuscript related to a research project submission for publication to an appropriate peer reviewed journal
• 1 review article on a medication or medication pharmaceutical class submitted for publication to an appropriate peer reviewed journal

Teaching (3 of the following)

• Continuing Education (CE) 1 hour lecture for any of the following groups: Allied Health Care, Nursing or Physicians
• Mentorship of PGY1 resident Continuing Education (CE) 1 hour
  OR
  Mentorship of PGY1 resident research project
  OR
  Mentorship of other PGY1 resident project if approved in writing by RPD
• Primary preceptor minimum of 1 APPE student

Medication Use Research Completion of a minimum of 3 of the following:

(1) Completion of a minimum of one (1) MUE

(2) Acceptance of a Poster or presentation at ASHP Mid-year meeting

(3) Acceptance of and participation in one of the following:

1. Poster at a National Medication Safety Conference
   OR
   Presentation at a National or State Medication Safety Related Conference or MSOS monthly meeting

(4) A Formulary class review

PLUS

One research project submitted as an IRB Protocol to an IRB

• Committee Participation required (50% attendance)

System Pharmacy Medication Safety

System and local P&T