Internal Medicine Residency Program (PGY2)

Required Rotations:
Internal Medicine (5-6 mos)
Infectious Disease (1 mo)
Cardiology (1 mo)

Longitudinal Experiences
Pharmacy Administration
Research
Academia

Elective Rotations

Program Description:
The Seton Family of Hospitals, in conjunction with The University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy, offers this one-year PGY2 Residency in Adult Internal Medicine at University Medical Center at Brackenridge. This program is designed to further develop the resident’s skills in internal medicine with emphasis on cardiology, infectious diseases, and critical care. Residents will be involved in all aspects of patient care, from triage in the Emergency Department to discharge. The resident will attend daily rounds, Morning Report, Noon Conferences, and a weekly Pharmacotherapy Conference at the College of Pharmacy.

Required Activities:
The resident will complete an original research project suitable for presentation at a national meeting and present a seminar to faculty and fellow residents at the College of Pharmacy. He or she will supervise students on the internal medicine rotation and participate in several lectures / labs for nursing and pharmacy students. Additional required projects will be tailored to the resident’s special interests.

Requirements for Acceptance:
Pharm.D. from an ACPE-accredited college of pharmacy, residency certificate from an ASHP-accredited PGY1 residency program, letter of intent, three letters of recommendation, official transcripts, and eligibility for Texas licensure by August 1st.