PGY-2 Pediatric
PGY-2 Pediatric
Recruitment Information
- PPS
- Our program will be attending PPS during the Midyear Clinical Meeting!
- Please schedule a time to meet through PPS.
- Email our RPD, Lindsay Stuart, at lhstuart@umc.edu with any questions.
The PGY-2 Pediatric residency is a new 12-month postgraduate program offered at UMMC for 2024. The program will allow residents to build on foundational knowledge from PGY-1 residency experiences to develop specialized skills in the area of pediatric pharmacy. The resident will function independently as a member of interdisciplinary healthcare teams while optimizing and advancing pharmaceutical care for pediatric patients.
The University of Mississippi Medical Center includes a tertiary care hospital near downtown Jackson and serves the entire state of Mississippi as the largest diagnostic, treatment, and referral care system in the state. UMMC offers the only Level I trauma center, the only organ transplant programs and is the only teaching hospital in the state, in addition to Children's of Mississippi, Mississippi's only hospital solely dedicated to caring for children. It is home to the state's sole pediatric emergency room, pediatric intensive care unit, Level IV neonatal intensive care unit, and cardiac surgery program for congenital heart conditions.
Additional pharmacy residency programs are offered by the University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy.
Required Rotations | Elective Rotations | |
Monthly | Longitudinal | Monthly |
Orientation | Pediatric Practice Management | Cardiac Intensive Care |
General Pediatrics | Children's Cancer Clinic | Emergency Medicine |
Pediatric Critical Care | Research | Infectious Disease/Antimicrobial Stewardship |
Neonatal Critical Care | Staffing | Children's Cancer Clinic |
Hematology/Oncology | Teaching and Preceptorship | Administration/Management |
Research | Complex Care | |
General Pediatrics II | ||
PICU II | ||
NICU II |
Multiple teaching experiences are available to residents including precepting students on pediatric rotations, pharmacy grand rounds presentations, and journal club presentations. Residents will also have the opportunity to complete a Teaching and Learning Certificate if desired.
Preceptors
For more information
- Lindsay Stuart, PharmD, BCPPS
PGY-2 Pediatric Residency Program Director
Pediatric Pharmacy Supervisor/Neonatal Intensive Care
(601) 815-7184