Fletcher Allen, a Vermont university hospital and medical center, serves all of
Vermont and the northern New York region. Located in Burlington, Fletcher Allen is a regional, academic healthcare center and teaching hospital in alliance with the University of Vermont.
PGY2 Program Description
Clinical Practice
The specialized residency in critical care is a 12-month program focusing on expanding pharmacotherapy knowledge and application to the critically ill patient.
Available Rotations
See a list of areas that you will do rotations in as a resident in the Critical Care Program at Fletcher Allen.
Educational Opportunities
The residency is built upon the fact that the Program Director and preceptors believe strongly in dedicating a substantial amount of time with the resident to discuss both patient and pharmacotherapy based topics.
Teaching & Preceptorship
Multiple opportunities exist for the specialty resident to be actively involved in education of pharmacy students, pharmacy practice residents, nursing and physicians involved in training programs.
Research & Resident Publications
A clinical research project focusing on critical care will be required and will serve as the major residency project with a goal of publication in a peer-reviewed journal at the completion of the residency program.
Professional Growth
In addition to clinical practice, educational opportunities, and research endeavors, the Program Director and the Assistant Program Director will mentor the specialty resident regarding professional growth.
Benefits
The specialized resident salary is with excellent fringe benefits, including health care, dental, vision, and free on-site parking.
About Vermont
From the sophistication of its largest city, to the natural beauty found around every bend in the road; from its family friendly atmosphere, to its unlimited recreational opportunities, Vermont offers a quality of life that is second to none.
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