Hamilton Health Sciences
Address:
1200 Main Street West
Hamilton, ON
L8S 4J9
Director:
Kim Botsford, BScPhm, ACPR
Director, Pharmacy Services and Residency Program Director
Phone: 905-521-2100 ext. 64179
Coordinators:
Dr. Melani Sung, PharmD, ACPR
Clinical Pharmacist
Phone: 905-521-2100 ext. 73479
Joan Lee, BScPhm, ACPR
Pharmacy Educator
Phone: 905-521-2100 ext. 44367
For information, please visit the Hamilton Health Sciences website at: www.hamiltonhealthsciences.ca
- Program
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Type: General
Established In: 1980
Number of Positions: 3
Application Deadline: As per PRAMS
Start Date: July or September (flexible)
Estimated Stipend: $19.68/hour
PRAMS (Additional PRAMS requirements to complete the Pharmacy Residency Application and Matching Service (PRAMS) application should be sent through PRAMS when applying by the application deadline):- Please describe your ideal residency program and how you feel the program at Hamilton Health Sciences matches your vision.
Vacation/holiday Leave: 2 weeks
Benefits: N/A
Education/Conference Leave: 1 conference each residency yearProgram highlights: The residency is a self-directed program with guidance and support provided through experienced clinical pharmacists, where residents actively set their learning goals and use problem-solving approaches to meet these goals. Our program offers opportunities for clinical practice and research experience with pediatric and adult patients across multiple academic hospital sites. Our residents will acquire skills in critical appraisal, teaching, as well as leadership and management. Our residents will function as members of inter-professional teams to provide patient-centered and evidence-informed care.
Required Rotations:
- Medication Use Systems (4 weeks)
- Drug Information (2 weeks)
- Critical Appraisal/Health Research Methods Rotation (4 weeks)
- Teaching Skills Rotation (Longitudinal over residency year)
- Leadership Rotation (Longitudinal over residency year)Direct Patient Care Rotations:
Residents typically can select up to seven 4-week rotations and can select to work with either adults or pediatric populations
- Ambulatory care (e.g. Family Health Team, chronic pain)
- Cardiology
- Critical Care (adult, pediatrics or neonates)
- Emergency Medicine (adult or pediatrics)
- Geriatric assessment and rehabilitation
- Hematology / oncology (adult or pediatrics)
- Infectious Diseases / Antimicrobial Stewardship (adult or pediatrics)
- Internal Medicine
- General Pediatrics
- Restorative and medically complex care
- Thrombosis
Minimum required credentials: BScPhm/PharmD plus registered as a pharmacist in Ontario at the earliest opportunity upon admission to the program.
- Organization
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Type: Family of Hospitals and Cancer Centre service ~ 2.3 million people in Hamilton, Central South and Central West Ontario – Tertiary care/Teaching Hospital
Number of beds: 1495
Sites: Most rotations are at:Hamilton General Hospital, McMaster University Medical Centre/McMaster Children’s Hospital, Juravinski Hospital, St. Peter's Hospital
Other sites: Juravinski Cancer Centre, Regional Rehabilitation Centre, Ron Joyce Children's Centre, West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Urgent Care Centre, McMaster Family Health Team
Affiliation: University of Waterloo (for residency program)
- Graduates
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2022-2023
Matthew Bui
Cindy Shen
Christina Truong2021-2022
Jace Hui
Sally Thai
Alena Tran2020-2021
Nathalie Dagenais
Sophie Gao
William Lu2019-2020
Stephanie Westhaver
Lindsay Dockrill
Ashley Melodi2018-2019
Victor Lam
Caludiu Serbanescu
Colby Weichel2017-2018
Deanna Caldwell
James Madeleine
Preeya Raja2016-2017
Lauren Ferruccio
Teegan Ignacy
Monica Sanh2015-2016
Michele Holm
Leia Musielak
Jennifer Youn