PGY2 Oncology Required and Elective Experiences
Required rotation experiences
- Orientation – 2 weeks
- Inpatient Adult Surgical/Medical Oncology – 2 weeks
- Inpatient Adult Heme Malignancies – 3 weeks
- Inpatient Adult Cellular Therapy – 5 weeks
- Inpatient Pediatric Oncology and Transplant – 4 weeks
- Ambulatory Adult Heme Clinic – 3 weeks
- Ambulatory Adult Cellular Therapy Clinic – 2 weeks
- Ambulatory Adult Solid/MultiD Clinic – 6 weeks
- Ambulatory Adult Community Oncology Clinic – 3 weeks
- Informatics – 1-2 weeks
- Investigational Drug Service – 2 weeks
Required longitudinal experiences (all are 52 weeks in duration)
- Pharmacy Operations/Management
- Project Management (major project**)
- Service Commitment (staffing)
- Monograph, MUE, Process Improvement, and Medication Safety
- Teaching, Education, and Precepting
- Oral Chemotherapy Clinic
Additional required activities
- Weekly Oncology Discussion Series
- Camp UKANDU or other community service project
- Oncology Pharmacy Newsletter (RIOT)
- P & T Oncology Subcommittee
- Professional Meeting Attendance
** Residents are required to design, conduct and evaluate a major project related to an aspect of pharmacy practice during the residency year. The resident's' major project may have a clinical, research or practice management focus. PGY2 Oncology residents will complete a flipped project handed down from the previous resident class. IN the second half of the year, a new flipped project will be initiated. The Pharmacy Research Committee oversees all resident projects and reports progress to the Residency Advisory Committee. Additional experiences with the Investigational Drug Service or the Institutional Review Board are available to residents interested in research experience.
See a list of past residency research projects
Elective rotational experiences
- Ambulatory Pediatric Heme/BMT Clinic – 2-3 weeks
- Palliative Care Consult Service – 2-3 weeks
- Precision Oncology – 2-3 weeks
- Transplant Infectious Disease Consult Service – 2-3 weeks