Frequently Asked Questions
How many residency positions will you be matching?
Two
When does the residency start?
Late June
How are residents evaluated?
Residency preceptors will evaluate residents continuously throughout their learning experiences through verbal and written evaluations. At the completion of a learning experience the preceptor will evaluate the resident with a summative evaluation form specific for that learning experience. Preceptors will use the ASHP "PGY1 Required and Elective Educational Objectives Criteria for Measuring Resident Performance" as a guide to complete the summative evaluation forms.
What teaching opportunities are there for residents?
Each resident will precept Wayne State IPPE students for one semester. In addition, residents will be expected to play an active role in precepting APPE students who are scheduled on rotation with them through a layered learning model. Residents also participate in the Wayne State Teaching Certificate program.
What is the staffing requirement?
Residents will staff a hybrid operational and clinical shift every other weekend.
Do residents receive vacation time?
Resident will accrue PTO time throughout the year. 'Scheduled' PTO days may be requested on a Special Request form that is submitted to the residency program director in advance of the requested time off. Not more than 5 consecutive PTO days can be in the same rotation.
Do the residents attend any professional meetings throughout the year?
The residents are required to attend the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting in December, as well as a pharmacy residency conference in the spring.
Is office space available to residents?
Yes. Residents are provided with an office space with available computers.
What type of benefit package is provided to residents?
- earned PTO (planned time off)
- library access
- dedicated resident office space with individual workstation
- pharmacy continuing education
- free parking
- mentoring program
- health care benefits coverage includes optional medical, dental, vision, prescription drug, life and disability insurance.
- travel: Approved travel to conferences is at the discretion of the organization. Previously attended conferences included ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and a regional pharmacy residency conference. If travel is approved, paid expenses (hotel, registration, meals, transportation) will typically be approved up to $3,000 annually. If total expenses are expected to exceed $3,000, approval will be determined on a case-by-case basis
Residents will have the following national holidays off:
- July 4th
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Christmas Day
- New Years Day
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- Memorial Day