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Tips for Residency Showcase

To be sure, the Residency Showcase provides potential residency applicants the convenience of one location in which to meet with representatives from hundreds of postgraduate year 1 (PGY1) and postgraduate year 2 (PGY2) pharmacy residency programs across the country. But the immensity of the showcas

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Why Should I Do a Residency?

An ASHP video describing the benefits of pharmacy residency.

Residency Showcase

Admission is FREE for all Midyear meeting registrants. Meet and greet with top residency programs at the most popular and highest attended pharmacy residency showcase in the world.

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Student Residency Guide

General Residency Information Why Should I Do a Residency Pursuing Residency Selecting a Residency Glossary of Terms Residency FAQs PGY2 Residencies Application Process Residency Application Timeline [Please log in first to download this member-only PDF] Residenc

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Residency Information

Residency accreditation is an important driver for excellence, serving as a bridge between education and practice.

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Residency Program Directors

ASHP residency accreditation is an important driver for excellence, serving as a bridge between education and practice. ASHP is the only programmatic accreditor in the United States for pharmacy residency programs. Residency Accreditation Regulations on Accreditation of Pharmacy Residencies Accredit

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Starting a Residency

How to Start a Residency (What You Really Need to Know) [PDF] RU Ready? A self-assessment survey tool that will help you to determine if you’re ready to start a residency program. Do U Fit Self-Assessment Tool for Managed Care Residency Programs - Updated June 2018 ASHP Resident Matching Program CMS

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Modifying or Changing a Residency

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Regional Residency Conferences

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Pursuing Residency

The purpose of a postgraduate year one (PGY1) pharmacy residency is to prepare pharmacists for practice. Residency training is designed to provide residents experience working with a wide range of patients. Residency training also offers other advantages: A Competitive Advantage in the Job Mark