The Johns Hopkins Hospital PGY2 Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Residency is an accredited program that provides a unique experience to a highly motivated individual interested in providing collaborative disease management services. The program is designed to enable the resident to develop advanced patient care and clinical management skills, as well as enhance teaching, research, and leadership. The primary practice sites are adult internal medicine and hematology anticoagulation management clinics where pharmacists collaborate with physicians and other health care professionals to achieve optimal patient outcomes. Additional core rotations include: HIV, medical oncology, pain management, pediatric pulmonary diseases, solid organ transplant and home based medication management visits. Elective rotations are available and tailored to meet the specific interests of the resident. The resident will participate in patient and staff education, present formal presentations, precept pharmacy students and residents, and complete a research project. Opportunities for didactic and experiential teaching, including completion of a Teaching and Learning Certificate Program, exist based on the interest of the resident.

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