Pharmacy Residency
Monroe Clinic's PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency with an emphasis in ambulatory/primary care was established in 2007. The residency's primary goal is to prepare competent pharmacist clinicians, capable for any of the following: work independently in a clinic setting in collaboration with physicians; adjunct faculty positions; PGY-2 training.
Throughout the year, the resident will work alongside physicians, nurse practitioners and pharmacists, providing support to physician colleagues and assisting with pharmacist-run pharmacotherapy clinics. The program has a strong teaching emphasis, including a learning experience as a clinical instructor in the pharmacotherapy lab at the University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy and completion of a teaching certificate program.
Required learning experiences include:
- family practice
- adult medicine
- internal medicine (a hospital experience)
- medication use
- pharmacotherapy clinic
- pharmacotherapy lab teaching.
Elective learning experiences include:
Based on resident interest, there may be opportunity for rotations in nephrology, neurology, rheumatology, women's health and pediatrics. The program is accredited by the American Society of Health System Pharmacists.
Additional Program Information:
Overview of Program Learning Experiences (PDF)
Monroe Clinic Pharmacy Residency Handbook (PDF)
University Affiliations:
University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Ebling Library for the Health Sciences
Contact:
Residency Program Director
Julie Bartell, PharmD, CACP
Monroe Clinic
515 22nd Avenue
Monroe, WI 53566
608-324-2259
Fax: 608-324-2105
julie.bartell@monroeclinic.org
