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Residency Spotlight: PGY2 Critical Care at Morton Plant Hospital

Program Overview

Morton Plant Hospital, founded in 1916, is a 599-bed community teaching hospital and part of BayCare Health System. Located in Clearwater, Florida, Morton Plant Hospital provides services in more than 50 specialty areas, including three intensive care units (medical, neuro, and cardiovascular surgical) and 59 critical care beds.

The postgraduate year two (PGY2) critical care pharmacy residency program is a 12-month ASHP-accredited program that provides highly specialized training for residents in all aspects of critical care. The critical care pharmacy residency is based at the Morton Plant Hospital campus, with opportunities to gain experience throughout the BayCare system. Residents will have opportunities to function independently as practitioners by conceptualizing and integrating accumulated experience and knowledge and incorporating both into the provision of patient care that improves medication therapy. The PGY2 critical care program is designed to ensure residents have competencies that qualify them for clinical pharmacist and/or faculty positions and eligibility for attainment of board certification in critical care.

PGY2 Rotations

Required rotations (4–8 weeks each)

  • Orientation
  • Medical ICU I and II
  • Neuro ICU I and II
  • Cardiovascular ICU I and II
  • Emergency Medicine
  • Rapid Response

Elective rotations (3 rotations, 4 weeks each)

  • Trauma
  • eICU
  • Pediatric Critical Care
  • Academia
  • Emergency Medicine II
  • Infectious Diseases

Longitudinal experiences

  • Code Response
  • Research Project
  • Medication Use Evaluation
  • Continuing Education presentation
  • Drug Monograph development
  • Guideline or Order Set design

Available Opportunities

Precepting

Precept three PGY1 residents and IPPE and APPE students from three universities

Leadership

Lead the quarterly Critical Care Service Line meetings and prepare meeting minutes

Committee Involvement

Represent pharmacy at the monthly Critical Care Committee meetings

Teaching Certificate

Available through the University of South Florida, College of Pharmacy

Mentorship Program

Paired with a mentor for the year to assist with projects and resident development

Staffing

Staff one weekend every 3 weeks, including centralized and decentralized positions

Membership

Sponsored FSHP and SCCM membership and participation in monthly journal club

Research Presentations

Presentations at the Florida Residency Conference and ASHP Midyear

Other Opportunities

ACLS and BLS training, Total Parenteral Nutrition training, Critical Care Newsletter, etc.

 

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Program Leadership

 

Residency Program Director: Hillary Phillips, Pharm.D., BCCCP

Residency Program Coordinator: Lawrence Davila, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCCCP

Submitted by: Katelyn Butler, Pharm.D. – Current PGY2 Critical Care Pharmacy Resident

 

Questions?

For more information, please visit our website: https://www.baycarepharmacyresidency.com/residency-programs/post-graduate-year-2-programs/critical-care-pharmacy-at-morton-plant-hospital/

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