Board certified pharmacist preceptors
- The majority of preceptors for the program are certified with the Board of Pharmacy Specialties® (BCPS or specialty certification for their respective practice area).
Precepting
- Residents have the opportunity to co-precept students from the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Pharmacy as well as PGY1 residents.
- Residents are encouraged to take part in Preceptor Development activities.
- Additional teaching opportunities include a teaching certificate program and an academia
Stewardship (Anticoagulation, Antimicrobial, Diabetes and Pain)
- The PGY2 resident will gain valuable experience with established, nationally recognized stewardship programs.
- Our programs have been awarded a variety of honors/recognition, including:
- Anticoagulation Center of Excellence
- U.S. News and World Report High Performing Hospitals for Diabetes (2021-2022)
- Joint Commission Center of Excellence in Inpatient Diabetes Care
- IDSA Antimicrobial Stewardship Center of Excellence
Transitions of Care
- The PGY2 will gain direct experience through committee involvement, longitudinal experiences and staffing
Multidisciplinary, Team-Based Care
- Large, academic medical center with numerous learning opportunities
- Decentralized staffing model where pharmacists participate in daily patient-centered rounds
- Pharmacists provide collaborative care via a variety of consults, policies and protocols
Wellbeing and Culture
- The Pharmacy Department offers a family-like atmosphere.
- Dignity and respect are a priority with Nebraska Medicine.
- ITEACH values are at the center of everything we do.
- We have a department wellness committee and offer a variety of resources and activities to promote resident and staff well-being.