Pharmacy Residency Program

Overview
Preceptors & Staff

�General Program Design and Requirements

Marshall Health is an outpatient provider of world-class health care in the tri-state region of West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and beyond. Our pharmacy residency program includes experiences in multiple medical specialties and sub-specialties as well as management, community pharmacy practice and academia.

Core Rotations

Marshall Health has four core rotations that encompass the following specialty areas:

Cardiology
Endocrinology/Pulmonology/Rheumatology
Family Medicine
Internal Medicine

You will pick two of the following as additional core rotations.

Gastroenterology/Infectious Disease
Neurology
Oncology
Psychiatry

Elective Rotations

The resident and residency director will agree upon two elective rotations such as addiction medicine, geriatrics, specialty pharmacy, transitions of care, and others based on interest

Longitudinal Learning Experiences

Throughout the year, residents receive ongoing training in:

Academics
Anticoagulation Clinic
Medication Management
Quality Advancement
Pharmacy Management
Professional Development

Additional Education Requirements

Yearlong research project
1-2 regional or state continuing education presentations
Preparation of at least one manuscript suitable for publication
Presentation at Regional Residency Conference
Presentation at ASHP Midyear
Presentation at Midyear Clinical Meeting
Additional duties as assigned

Professional Conferences

Midyear Clinical Meeting
Regional Residency Conference

Staffing Requirement

Resident staffing requirements entail working in the outpatient pharmacy every third weekend with your co-resident, and one weekday a month.

Salary & Benefits

$51,000 stipend
medical insurance
10 vacation days

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

We are interested in qualified candidates who can contribute to the excellence and diversity of our health system. Our efforts for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) align with our mission, vision and values and are constantly evolving along with our community needs.

Residency Handbook

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Post Graduate Year One (PGY1)
Pharmacy Practice

Program Code:
39014

National Matching Service Code:
256415

Start date:
June 22, 2026

Number of positions:
2

Application due date:
January 2, 2026