Saskatchewan Health Authority, Saskatoon Area
Address:
c/o Royal University Hospital, 103 Hospital Drive
Saskatoon, SK, S7N 0W8
Director:
Doreen Zimmer, BSP, ACPR
Director, Pharmacy Services
Saskatchewan Health Authority, Saskatoon Area
Coordinator/Contact:
Barb Evans, BSP, ACPR, MSc FCSHP
Manager, Pharmacy Practice
Cell: 306-491-9615
Phone: 306-655-2268
Fax: 306-655-2350
- Program
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Type: General
Focus: General - medicine and pediatrics
Established in: 1958 (RUH), 1970 (SPH & SCH), 1995 (SHR), 2017 (SHA, Saskatoon area)
# Positions: 6
App. deadline: October 13, 2023 - 11:59 p.m. EST.
Starting date: 3 residents in June 2024; 3 residents in September 2024
PRAMS (Additional PRAMS requirements to complete the Pharmacy Residency Application and Matching Service (PRAMS) application should be sent through PRAMS when applying to Saskatchewan Health Authority, Saskatoon Area program by the application deadline):
In 250 words or less, outline your rationale for applying to the SHA Saskatoon area residency program. Highlight what appeals to you about the program, how you will fit within the organization's culture and some of your opportunities for growth by the PRAMS deadline.
Est. stipend: $60,000 per annum
Benefits: Extended Health Care and Dental Plan
Vacation/holiday leave: 3 weeks of vacation
Education/conference leave: Stipend provided to support attendance at a hospital pharmacy conference (e.g., Together Conference in Banff). Residents also attend the Manitoba Saskatchewan Management Seminar and the CSHP SK Branch AGM, when possible.Program highlights: Competency based program which encourages residents to develop knowledge, skills and values required to excel as a practitioner. In striving towards provision of patient-focused care, emphasis is placed on identifying, solving, and preventing drug-therapy problems. Experiential learning environment using practitioner role models is the primary method of education. This philosophy promotes development of competent, progressive practitioners and nurtures future leaders. Twelve month program includes series of mandatory and elective rotations. Original research project selected by resident must be completed. Supported by contemporary pharmacy services at 4 acute care hospitals, as well as ambulatory and home care settings.
Core Rotations:
- Drug Distribution (4 weeks)
- Direct Patient Care Skills/Drug Information/Safety rotation (4 weeks)
- Adult medicine or Pediatrics: to complete three, 4 week rotations in primary area over the course of the year (early, mid and capstone) and 6 week rotation in secondary area
- IPPE preceptorship (4 weeks)
- Leadership (longitudinal)
- Critical Care (4-5 weeks)
Adult elective rotations:
- Accountable Care Unit - 4 weeks
- Anticoagulation Management Services – 3-4 weeks
- Antimicrobial Stewardship/Infectious Diseases – 3-4 weeks
- Cardiology – 4 weeks
- Critical Care – 4 weeks
- Emergency – 4 weeks
- Home Care – 3 weeks
- Mental Health – 4 weeks
- Nephrology – 4 weeks
- Oncology - 4 weeks
- Positive Living Program - 4 weeks
- Primary Care – 4 weeks
- Rx Files – 4 weeks
- Transplantation – 4 weeks
Pediatric elective rotations:- Ambulatory Care - 4 weeks
- NICU - 4weeks
- Oncology - 4 weeks
- PICU - 4 weeks
Minimum required credentials: Baccalaureate degree in Pharmacy
Eligibility for a Saskatchewan Health Authority – Saskatoon area residency position requires candidates to hold a valid Practicing Pharmacist License from a Canadian Pharmacy Regulatory body at the time of application and be in possession of a Practicing Pharmacist License from the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals (SCPP) on the first day of the residency program or be in possession of a Conditional License from SCPP on the first day of the residency program as per SCPP bylaws.
- Organization
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Type: Regionalized health care environment
Number of beds: 1021
Sites: Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Royal University Hospital, St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon City Hospital
Affiliation: University of Saskatchewan
- Graduates
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2023-2024 Tannis Perault
Logan Richardson
Jade Weimer
Kacey Yee-Sellar2022-2023 Taylor Adolphe
Marina DaSilva
Arjun Jabbal
Brittany Scutchings
Kassy Zenkewich2021-2022 Habiba Elshorbagy
Jenna Fan
Hersh Shukla
Calvin Yee2020-2021
Aundrea Mueller
Tyler Wacker
Lisa Toy
Kyla Phillips2019-2020
Diar Alazawi
Kristin Arguin
Hishaam Bhimji
Avery Deichert
Jennifer Rosen
Tara Rousseaux2018-2019
Janelle Kraft
Shelby Pflanzner
Kassandra Stahl
Ashley Yagelniski2017-2018
Coral Ennis
Heather Hodgson
Behshad Vatanparast
Meagan Rieger2016-2017
Alecia Gauthier
Jeff Herbert
Rachel Martin
Andrew Plishka2015-2016
Karolina Koziol
Aleta Martens
Danielle Shmyr