UW Medicine Psychiatric Pharmacy, Seattle, WA
Last updated: 09/14/2023
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Chelsea Markle 1 years as an RPD
Contact: cmarkle@uw.edu
325 9th Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
Primary Practice: Harborview Medical Center
Maximum Number of Positions
- PGY1: 12
- PGY2 Psychiatry: 2
- PGY2 Neurology: 0
Program Details
- Primary Practice Site: University teaching hospital
- PGY2 Required Practice Settings: 70% Inpatient / 30% Outpatient
- ASHP Accreditation Status: Candidate
- NMS Participant: Yes
- Program Inception: 2022
- Application Deadline: 01/02/2024
- Starting Date: 07/05/2024
- Estimated Stipend: $78,660.00
- Financial Support for CPNP Annual Meeting: Full Support
- Fringe Benefits: Healthcare benefits
- Interviews Required: Yes
- Offers pre-commitment: Yes
Special Requirements for Application
- PharmD
- Completion of PGY1 Residency OR equivalent experience
- Eligible for state licensure
- College transcripts
- Curriculum vitae
- Letters of recommendation (3)
PGY2 Rotations offered
- Adult inpatient psychiatry
- Adult outpatient psychiatry
- Consultation liaison psychiatry
- Chronic, intermediate, or extended inpatient psychiatry
- Forensic psychiatry
- Geriatric psychiatry
- Neurology
- Pain management
- Substance abuse
PGY2 Features
- PGY2 Staffing Component: Yes, Required
- PGY2 Teaching Component: Yes, Required
- PGY2 Teaching Certificate Program: Yes, Optional
- PGY2 Other Features: Residents have opportunities to provide direct patient care to a diverse patient population in multiple settings across the health system. The aim of the program is to provide the specific skills and competencies to the resident that are needed to assume advanced practitioner and leadership roles in psychiatry pharmacy practice.
- PGY2 Preceptors: 3 BCPPs, 9 Other Pharmacists, 0 Non-Pharmacists
PGY1 Elective Rotations offered
Program Philosophy
This is an ASHP candidate status PGY2 residency in psychiatry at UW Medicine. The primary practice sites for this program are Harborview Medical Center and the University of Washington Northwest Campus. The program provides twelve months of training designed to develop and refine the skills necessary to make and monitor therapeutic interventions for the safe and efficacious use of drug therapy in psychiatric patient populations.
Site Special Features
This residency program is located at an academic medical center and provides training in all aspects of advanced psychiatric pharmacy practice. Opportunities for residents include experiences in acute inpatient stabilization, ambulatory patient care, drug information, drug-use policy development, public speaking, practice management, and teaching.
