Step I: Identify the Intended Outcomes of Residency Training



|Post Graduate Year 1 |

|Pharmacy Practice Residency Site Summary: 2020 |

|Hospital Summary: |

|151-bed community hospital that is serviced by private physicians and hospitalists. Community Medical Center is located on a |

|45-acre campus in Missoula, Montana. Missoula is a thriving community of 90,000, nestled in the Rocky Mountains of western |

|Montana between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks. Missoula is the region's major medical and retail center, with a cultural|

|diversity unique to a city of its size, as well as unlimited outdoor recreation for every season. It is home to The University of|

|Montana. Missoula is the focal point of five valleys, and major north-south and east-west highways pass through. |

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|Areas of practice in the hospital include: |

|24-hour, physician-staffed emergency department |

|Acute medical and surgical hospital care |

|Adult intensive care |

|Pediatric intensive care |

|Obstetrics |

|Level III neonatal intensive care |

|Pediatrics ( General care, Surgery, Intensive Care) |

|Laboratory, radiology, and nuclear medicine services |

|Respiratory therapy |

|Joint Reconstruction Center |

|The Montana Heart Center |

|Community Cancer Care Center |

|Community Rehabilitation Center |

|Primary care and Specialty providers including: pulmonology, infectious disease, psychiatry, oncology |

|NCQA-Patient Centered Medical Home |

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|Pharmacy Department: |

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|The CMC pharmacy is decentralized, with Pyxis automation. Full EMS & CPOE was implemented Dec 2012. A wide scope of clinical |

|services is provided, augmented by the association of clinical faculty members from the UM. A pharmacist-managed pain protocol |

|is a focus area. Decentralized clinical pharmacist positions are present in ICU, Med-Surg, and Rehab/Ortho units. A |

|pharmacist-managed Coumadin Clinic was started in 2010; and an Ambulatory Care clinical pharmacist position was started in 2012. |

|The resident is an important component of the clinical services at this hospital, and independent practice is developed and |

|encouraged. |

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|Learning Experiences |

|Required Rotations: |Elective Rotations |

|Hospital Pharmacy Services |Infectious Disease |

|Pain Management I |Critical Care/Pulmonology |

|Internal Med I |Pediatrics/Neonatology |

|Internal Med II |Pain Management II |

| |Ambulatory Care I |

| |Ambulatory Care II |

| |Ambulatory Oncology Care |

| |Other electives such as ER and Academia available |

|Longitudinal Expectations: |

|Hospital Pharmacy Practice – general systems & clinical services |

|Practice Management – P&T and other committee involvement, medication safety, protocol development |

|Drug Information |

|Educate Health-Care Providers |

|Education of pharmacy students at Univ of Montana & APPEs on-site |

|ASHP Midyear with poster presentation encouraged |

|Manuscript writing (encouraged) |

|Ambulatory Experiences, including weekly Anticoagulation Clinic, rural screening program, and attendance at pediatric asthma |

|and/or diabetes camp |

|Residency Project |

|Staffing: |

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|Residents provide inpatient drug distribution services one weekend (two shifts each weekend) every 3 weeks. |

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