Pharmacy Residency at St. David’s North Austin Medical Center

Residents will have rotation options in hospital operations, adult medicine, neonatal intensive care (NICU), pediatrics, kidney transplant clinic, management/administration, labor and delivery, infusion clinic, infectious disease, and emergency department medicine. Longitudinal training includes anticoagulation monitoring and counseling, pharmacy management, transplant donor and recipient teachings, and drug information services. In addition, residents will be responsible for leading a research project with the assistance and input of various pharmacy staff members. Residents will have the opportunity to participate in the academic training program and earn a teaching certificate provided by The University of Texas College of Pharmacy. Students are encouraged to participate in precepting pharmacotherapy lab, presenting formal presentations, as well as teaching lectures. Students will also have the opportunity to precept students on rotation at NAMC.