Learning Experiences - Penn Medicine

Core Rotations	Duration
1. Orientation I	4 weeks
2. Orientation II	5 weeks
3. Internal Medicine	5 weeks
4. Critical Care	5 weeks
5. Psychiatry	5 weeks
6. Infectious Disease	5 weeks
7. Emergency Medicine	5 weeks
8. Medication Safety	4 weeks
Required Longitudinal Rotations	Duration
1. Research/Projects	12 months
2. Antibiotic Stewardship	10 months
3. Hospital Practice	11 months
4. Teaching	12 months
5. Medication Reconciliation	10 months
6. Code response	8 months
7. Administration	6 months
Elective Rotations	Duration
1. Transitions of Care	4 weeks
2. Oncology	4 weeks
3. Hospitalist Service	4 weeks
4. Advanced Internal Medicine	4 weeks
5. Advanced Critical Care	4 weeks
6. Advanced Infectious Disease	4 weeks
7. Operating Room	4 weeks
8. Mini-Rotation: OR	2 weeks
9. Mini-Rotation: Unit-based Pharmacy	2 weeks

Longitudinal Assignments and Projects

Committees: members of P&T and other committees based on interest
Formulary project: prepare and present a drug monograph, formulary class review, and/or guideline to P&T
Research
- Medication use evaluation
- Longitudinal research project
- Presentation of research at Vizient Pharmacy Conference/ASHP Midyear and Eastern States Pharmacy Conference
Adverse drug reaction reporting
Staffing: requirements are every 3rd weekend, one evening shift every 3rd week, and 1 admission medication reconciliation evening shift every 3rd week
Teaching
- Participate in the Rutgers Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Teaching and Learning Certificate program
- Precepting: precept an IPPE student in the spring in addition to co-precepting APPE students with clinical preceptors
- Continuing education: present an ACPE-accredited CE presentation at Penn Medicine Pharmacy Grand Rounds
- In-service: present an in-service to nursing staff
- Formal didactic opportunities at school of pharmacy based on resident interest and faculty preceptor need

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