University of Georgia College of Pharmacy Continuing Education Grand Rounds 2018
Post-Graduate Year 2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency
General Information | Goals | Rotations | Projects/Responsibilities
Current Resident | Program Director
General Information
The PGY-2 Critical Care Residency at Emory University Hospital is an ASHP accredited, one-year specialty program designed to provide the resident with exposure to diverse populations of critically ill patients. The primary emphasis of the residency is to develop clinicians with expertise in the care of critically ill patients. To achieve this goal, the resident functions as an integral member of the multidisciplinary critical care team to attain practical clinical experience. Through patient data collection and analysis, the resident develops the knowledge and skills to provide patient-specific and evidence-based pharmacotherapy and function as an independent practitioner. In addition, valuable leadership and research skills are developed through participation in a critical care related interdisciplinary committee and completion of a clinical research project. Working closley with the Emory Center for Critical Care, the resident gains exposure to a variety of critical care topics, patients and providers from all disciplins. The resident is encouraged to take advantage of the many professional writing, teaching, and precepting opportunities available during the course of the year. The opportunity to work with two former Presidents of the Society of Critical Care Medicine furter enhances the professional network of the resident. These activities provide a solid foundation in critical care pharmacotherapy while enabling the resident to pursue individual interests.
Goals
It is our goal to train our residents to have a strong critical care clinical knowledge base, commitment to teaching, and appreciation for clinical research. The critical care specialty residency program at Emory Healthcare utilizes the collective assets of Emory Hospitals and the Emory Center for Critical Care in the education and training of residents in the following areas:
Clinical practice: Residents will become familiar with disease states, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of critically ill patients. Residents will learn how to incorporate their clinical knowledge into day-to-day practice and how to function independently as a member of the healthcare team.
Teaching: Residents will be involved in teaching PGY1 pharmacy residents, pharmacy students, physicians, nurses, as well as other members of the healthcare team.
Research: Residents will learn how to develop and conduct a clinical research. Institutional research board approval will be obtained.
Others: Residents will utilize practice management skills to promote rational and safe use of medications; residents will master personal development skills for life-long learning and professional growth.
Rotations
Core Rotations
- Cardiothoracic Surgery
- Medical Intensive Care Unit
- Neuro Intensive Care Unit
- Nutrition Support (if no prior experience)
- Research
- Surgical Intensive Care Unit
- Toxicology/Poison Control
Elective Rotations
- Emergency Medicine
- Infectious Diseases
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Oncology
- Solid Organ Transplantation
- Trauma Critical Care (Grady Memorial Hospital)
Projects/Responsibilities
Research Project: The resident is required to design, develop and complete an original research project. This includes a final manuscript of research results. To expand understanding of and compliance with research requirements, the resident is required to complete an Emory Institutional Review Board (IRB) certified module and submit a research proposal to IRB for approval. The resident is expected to present their project at the University Health-System Consortium (UHC) poster session and the Southeastern Residency Conference.
Grand Rounds Presentation: The resident is required to prepare a 60 minute presentations for ACPE credit on approved critical care topics, complete with Powerpoint slides and handout.
Teaching: The resident is required to complete the Mercer University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Teaching Certificate Program unless similar certification was obtained during the PGY1 year. The resident also provides formal and informal teaching through a didactic lecture at Mercer University, Grand Rounds continuing education seminar, and rotation inservices. Residents will also recieve the title of "Adjuct Clinical Instructor" from Mercer University College of Pharmacy.
Precepting: Co-preceptor for 4th year Pharm.D. student(s)
Educational Lectures: Biweekly Critical Care Conference and rotation specific seminars
Journal Club: Critical care journal club conducted quarterly. Resident is expected to present recent critical care pharmacotherapy journal articles during this meeting. Resident also attends the resident journal club held monthly.
Staffing: The resident will have a mix of clinical and operational weekend staffing responsibilities. The resident will staff every 4th weekend in the inpatient pharmacy. In addition to this, the resident will round two weekend days (either Saturday or Sunday) while on rotation in an ICU at EUH and EUHM.
Leadership: As part of the practice management experience, the resident will serve on a multidisciplinary critical care committee.
Code Response: The resident attends and actively participates in adult code response throughout the residency year.
On Call: PGY2 Residents will participate in the In-house On Call program every other week.
Evaluations: The resident is expected to complete all evaluations including rotation evaluations and global evaluations in a timely manner.
Licensure: The residents must obtain Georgia pharmacy licensure by the beginning of the first clinical rotation in August.
Professional Development/Conferences: Residents are encouraged to participate in professional organizations during their residency year. $75 will be provided for professional dues. Residents will be encouraged to present research findings at ACCP, SCCM or both.
Past Residents
2010-2011
Derek Polly, PharmD, BCCCP
Current Position: Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Medicine ICU, Emory University Hospital Midtown; Atlanta, GA
2011-2012
Elisabeth Donahey, PharmD, BCPS
Current Position: Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Neuroscience ICU, Loyola University Health System; Chicago, IL
2012-2013
Katlynd Sunjic (Contrael), PharmD
Current Position: Assistant Professor, University of South Florida College of Pharmacy, Tampa FL
2013-2014
Anthony Hawkins, PharmD, BCCCP
Current Position: Assistant Clinical Professor, University of Georgia College of Pharmacy, Albany, GA
2014-2015
Nicholas Peters, PharmD, BCPS, BCCCP
Current Position: Critical Care/Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, IU Health Adult Academic Health Center, Indianapolis, IN
2015-2016
Jolie Gallagher, PharmD, BCCCP
Current Position: Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Acute Respiratory Intensive Care Unit, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA
2016-2017
Michelle Papathanas, PharmD
Current Position: Critical Care Pharmacy Specialist, Birmingham, AL
2017-2018
Kayla Nichols, PharmD, BCCCP
Current Position: Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA
2018-2019
Peter Moran, PharmD, MSPS, BCCCP
Current Position: Clinical Pharmacist Specialist, Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA
2019-2020
Lindsey Little, PharmD
Current Position: Clinical Pharmacist Specialist, Evening Critical Care, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA
Program Director
Jolie Gallagher, PharmD, BCCCP
Program Director, PGY-2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency
Department of Pharmaceutical Services
Emory Healthcare
1364 Clifton Road, NE
Atlanta, GA 30322
Phone: 404-712-4922
Fax: 404-712-7577
Email: jolie.gallagher@emoryhealthcare.org
Source: http://www.rxresidency.emory.edu/Emory%20University%20Hospital/Residency%20Programs/PGY2%20Critical%20Care.html
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