Pharmacy Residency Program

AdventHealth Sebring — part of the AdventHealth network — is located in Florida's Heartland region, which includes Highlands and Hardee counties. Our Sebring hospital delivers whole-person health care to multiple communities as part of AdventHealth’s network of more than 50 hospital campuses nationwide.

AdventHealth Sebring serves as the primary practice site for our pharmacy residency program. The Sebring location has an active emergency room and is the site of the only Primary Stroke Center in the Heartland. We are a full-service medical and surgical acute care center, including birthing services.

Nearby AdventHealth Wauchula, a critical access skilled nursing facility, is the area’s only transitional care unit and home to the only emergency department in Hardee County.

The pharmacy department works closely with providers to provide exceptional care to our community. Clinical pharmacists are integral team members and are heavily involved in the inpatient management of pharmacokinetics, anticoagulation and therapeutic drug monitoring. Our pharmacy participates in multiple local and corporate committees, including Medication Safety, Antimicrobial Stewardship, P and T, Stroke, Code Blue, Readmissions and Falls.

PGY-1 residents participate in a variety of experiences including, but not limited to, internal medicine, cardiology, critical care, antimicrobial stewardship, research, medication management and safety, hospital operations, hospital administration and transitional care services.

Program Duration: 12 months
Number of Positions: 2
Start Date: First Monday of July
Estimated Stipend: $53,500
On-site Interview Required: Yes

Program Benefits:

• 10 paid days off for personal leave
• Travel reimbursement and administrative leave for ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and Florida Residency Conference
• Medical, dental, and vision health insurance plans

All applications for PGY-1 residency must be submitted via PhORCAS and consist of, at minimum:

• Letter of Intent
• Current CV (Curriculum Vitae)
• Academic Transcripts from all colleges of pharmacy attended
• Three letters of recommendation, of which at least two must be from a pharmacy preceptor or manager

Application Deadline: January 7

National Matching Service Code: 257413

The following learning experiences will be offered:

Required:

• Orientation
• Internal Medicine I
• Cardiology I
• Critical Care I
• Antimicrobial Stewardship
• Advanced Leadership and Pharmacy Administration

Elective

• General Medicine Special Populations
• Cardiology II
• Critical Care II

Longitudinal

• Pharmacy Practice Leadership
• Transitional Services
• Pharmacy Service Commitment (Staffing)
• Research
• Medication Management and Safety
• Personal and Professional Practice Development

Additional Experiences:

Participation in committees, including:

• Pharmacy and Therapeutics
• Medication Safety
• Infection Control/Antimicrobial Stewardship
• Stroke
• Performance Improvement
• Precepting IPPE/APPE students
• Development and review of policies and procedures
• Development and review of clinical initiatives

Primary Contact:

Andrew Haines, PharmD, BCPS
Clinical Manager
Residency Program Director

Secondary Contact:

Stacey Preston, PharmD, BCPS
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
Residency Program Coordinator

Please email us with any questions or comments at [email protected].