PGY1 Pharmacy Residency: Managed Care, Ambulatory Care and Community (MAC) Details

Accreditation:  Accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacist

National Match Service ID Number: 232613    https://natmatch.com/ashprmp/

ASHP Directory Number 44069   https://accred.ashp.org/aps/pages/directory/residencyProgramSearch.aspx

Duration: 12.5 Months 

Number of Positions: Two residents are accepted into the program. The program participates in the ASHP Residency Matching Program. Applicants must register online via the shared PhORCAS/ Match registration portal and submit a completed application through PhORCAS. Required documents for application include a cover letter, Curriculum Vitae, 3 letters of recommendation and a copy of transcript.

Requirements of Applicants:

• Be graduates or candidates of graduation of an ACPE accredited degree program
• Be licensed or eligible for licensure in Ohio

Significant Dates

• January 2, 2024:  Application Deadline
• TBD: The online NMS Match System will open on this date for Match participants to submit Rank Order Lists for Phase I of the Match
• TBD: Phase I Rank Order List Deadline: Final date for submission of applicant and program Rank Order Lists for Phase I of the Match.
• TBD: Results of Phase I of the Match are released to applicants and Program Directors. 

Important Details

• Starting Date: June 27, 2024
• End Date: June 30, 2025
• Estimated Stipend: $50,000 per year
• Training site: Throughout the University of Toledo Medical Center including Rupert Health Center, UTMC Hospital, University of Toledo Outpatient Pharmacies, Main Campus Outpatient Pharmacy and UT Human Resources prescription benefit
• Owner/ Affiliate: Government
• Model Types: Ambulatory, Outpatient, Community, Managed Care, Teaching
• Tax Status: Nonprofit
• Clinical staffing requirement: Once per week until close at various Outpatient Pharmacy locations

Pharmacy Residency Fundamentals

• PGY1 MAC program resident is a member of UTMC Ambulatory Pharmacy Care Team
• Resident will interact regularly with College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences faculty and students, in addition to UTMC clinical pharmacists and pharmacy staff
• The ASHP Resident Learning System is used to direct resident learning
• A resident research project is required, with results presented at Ohio Pharmacy Resident Conference and written in manuscript form
• Teaching certificate program is offered with opportunities to provide a didactic lecture, small group facilitating, and precepting 

PGY1 MAC PROGRAM ROTATIONS

• Community-University Health Care Clinic
• Managed Care
• Specialty Clinic
• Transitions of Care
• Anticoagulation Clinic
• Family Medicine Clinic
• Internal Medicine Clinic
• Pharmacy Administration
• HIV Ryan White Clinic
• Teaching Certificate
• Research
• Staffing

For questions about the application process, contact Holly Smith at Holly.Smith3@utoledo.edu.

Updated 01/27/2023