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OPA Residency and Fellowship Expo
Discover what these programs offer
The Ohio Pharmacists Association offers the 8th annual Residency & Fellowship Expo on Friday, April 5, 2024 from 3:45 - 5:30 pm in Easton CDE room at the Hilton Columbus at Easton in Columbus, Ohio. Pharmacists and student pharmacists can meet residents, fellows and program directors from across the state. Find out what their programs have to offer.
Aultman Pharmacy Residency Program
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OPA Member Nichole Thorne, R.Ph., PharmD
330-502-4908
nichole.thorne@aultman.com
Aultman Healthcare System offers two PGY1 programs (Aultman Hospital and Aultman Alliance Community Hospital) and a PGY2 in Emergency Medicine Pharmacy (Aultman Hospital). Our heartfelt commitment revolves around mentoring each resident as an individual and we are dedicated to helping each one achieve their career goals.
Family Health Services of Darke County PGY1 Community Based Residency Program
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OPA Member Rachel Barhorst, R.Ph., PharmD
419.733.6473
rbarhorst@familyhealthservices.org
Residents are provided the opportunity to accelerate their clinical skills beyond entry-level professional competencies in patient-centered care and disease state management through a shared visit model and collaborative practice agreement. Upon completion of the program, the resident will be able to provide medication therapy management (MTM) to patients, provide services designed to promote community wellness, provide disease state management, assist and potentially lead clinical program development as well as a dispensing role and optional teaching certificate. Family Health Services is an FQHC that utilizes team-based patient care, project management, and a diverse patient population.
Firelands Health
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OPA Member Samuel Martin, R.Ph., PharmD, BCPS
585.905.1025
s-martin.1@onu.edu
Firelands offers a traditional PGY-1 residency program with an emphasis on both ambulatory and internal medicine experiences. We additionally offer a diverse array of core and elective experiences including, but not limited to: infectious disease, oncology, critical care, administration, and psychiatry.
UH Meds and UH Ventures Retail and Ambulatory Pharmacy
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OPA Member Samuel Stitzel, R.Ph., PharmD
330-401-7143
stitzelsam@gmail.com
University Hospitals’ Postgraduate Year 1 (PGY1) Community-Based Pharmacy Residency is a full time, 12 month program that provides exposure to a variety of patient care experiences within community and ambulatory practice, as well as providing experiential and educational opportunities to enhance knowledge base and promote personal growth. Residents will have opportunities to develop their clinical skills through patient care services, such as medication therapy management and transitions of care, as well as obtain a teaching certificate and precept pharmacy students.
University of Cincinnati PGY1 Community-Based Residency Program
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OPA Member Bethanne Brown, R.Ph., PharmD
513-476-0229
bethanne.brown@uc.edu
The University of Cincinnati Winkle College of Pharmacy has partnered with five community-based pharmacy organizations to train the next generation of health care providers in caring for underserved patients.
Walgreens/University of Cincinnati PGY1 Community Based Pharmacy Residency Program
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OPA Member Stephanie Cady, R.Ph.
513.253.4717
scady96@gmail.com
We are an accredited program based at the Community Specialty Pharmacy in Cincinnati that is designed to establish practitioners as leaders in community/specialty pharmacy. Residents on this team will gain insights on management issues, earn teaching certificate, and service patients with many disease states including CID, HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, Transplant, etc.
