Canadian Pharmacy Residency Board

Residency Program

Type: General 
Focus: See description below
Established in: 2003
# Positions: 1
App. deadline: October 8, 2020 - 5:00 p.m. EST.
Start Date: July or September (Flexible) 
PRAMS: Additional PRAMS requirements to complete the Pharmacy Residency Application and Matching Service (PRAMS) application should be sent through PRAMS when applying to William Osler Health System program by the application deadline:  A program specific essay (max 250 words) describing your reasons for your interest in applying specifically to William Osler Health System Residency Program.
Est. stipend: $20.25/hour
Benefits: % in lieu of benefits

Program highlights: A general pharmacy residency program that emphasizes the development of skills for the provision of pharmaceutical care to patients. The residency program adapts evidence based practice and problem solving skills to various clinical practice settings such as general medicine, cardiology, critical care, nephrology, emergency medicine, surgery and psychiatry.

Required rotations:

• Drug Distribution and Intravenous Admixtures: 3-4 weeks (B, E, P )
• Drug Information and Drug Use Evaluation & Critical Appraisal: 4 weeks (B, E, P )
• Practice Management: 2 weeks (B, E, P )
• Research Project: 8-10 weeks (B, E, P )
• General Medicine: 6-8 weeks (B, E)
• Teaching: 1-2 weeks (B, E, P )
• Vacation: 2 weeks
• Conference Attendance: 2 weeks

Elective rotations:

• Cardiology: 3-4 weeks (B, E)
• Emergency Medicine: 3-4 weeks (B, E)
• Pediatrics and Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU): 3-4 weeks (B)
• Nephrology: 3-4 weeks (B)
• Psychiatry: 3-4 weeks (B)
• Oncology: 3-4 weeks (B)
• Critical Care Medicine: 4 weeks (E, B)
• Antimicrobial Stewardship & Infectious Diseases: 4-6 weeks (B,E)
• Acute Pain Services: 1-2 weeks (E)
• Palliative Care Medicine: 3-4 weeks (B)
• Centre for Complex Diabetes Care (Ambulatory Rotation): 2-3 weeks (P)
• Complex Medicine & Urgent Medicine Clinic (Ambulatory Rotation): 2-4 weeks (P)
• Centre for Seniors and Rehabilitation (Ambulatory Geriatrics Rotation): 2-3 weeks (P)

Organization

Type: Multi-site acute care community hospital; Affiliation with the University of Toronto
Number of beds: 786
Sites:
Etobicoke General Hospital, 101 Humber College Blvd, Etobicoke, ON, M9V 1R8
Brampton Civic Hospital, 2100 Bovaird Drive East, Brampton, ON, L6R 3J7
Peel Memorial, 20 Lynch Street, Brampton, ON, L6W 2Z8

Affiliation: University of Toronto

Residents

2021-2022
Simran Mann

2020-2021
Harleen Shahi

2019-2020
Syeda Anika Imam

2018-2019
Clement Chan

2017-2018
Janice Law

2016-2017
Sheena Correa

2014-2015
Janice Lau

2013-2014
Garine Jamjekian

2012-2013
Ryan Vrancea