Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital Residency Programs
William Beaumont University Hospital Residency Programs are conducted in accordance with the ASHP accreditation standards. All programs have achieved the maximum 8-year accreditation cycle. Each program is individualized for each resident, considering previous experience and pre-existing strengths and weaknesses. Each learning experience has specific objectives allowing the resident a clear understanding of performance expectations. This process provides ongoing feedback to assist the resident with skill development and goal attainment. William Beaumont University Hospital pharmacy residents participate in a longitudinal leadership and development program. Residents have the option to pursue a Teaching and Learning Certificate. Residents enhance their precepting skills by a layered learning model on rotations with pharmacy students on rotation. William Beaumont University Hospital employs 20 Clinical Pharmacy Specialists, the majority of whom hold adjunct faculty appointments with neighboring Colleges of Pharmacy (Wayne State University and the University of Michigan) and the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine.
The Department of Pharmacy at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital has 6 residency programs as follows: PGY1 Pharmacy and Non-traditional Pharmacy, PGY2 Ambulatory Care, PGY2 Critical Care, PGY2 Emergency Medicine, PGY2 Infections Diseases, and PGY 1/2 Health-System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership. The PGY2 Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Resident will work as part of the healthcare team to provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care in the Emergency Center at Royal Oak, including but not limited to therapeutic drug monitoring, pharmacokinetic monitoring, anticoagulation, drug information and emergency code team participation.