Pharmacy Residency Program Testimonials
What Our Residents are Saying
Confluence Health offers PGY1 Pharmacy Residents the unique opportunity
to participate in team-based medicine in a rural health setting. Within
the main campus of Central Washington Hospital, interdisciplinary team
rounding and sharing a common business center enhance professional bonds
while fostering a great learning environment as a young clinician. The
ability to practice at the top of our license with support from pharmacists
and practitioner allows us to make the most of every opportunity during
our year. In addition to caring for the people of North Central Washington,
residents are able to take in sights and activities around the region.
– Alexa Mitchell, PharmD
Confluence Health offers a full spectrum experience for their PGY1 Pharmacy
Residents. The residency program builds a solid foundation in core practice
areas which are essential to any clinical pharmacist. Confluence Health
makes it a priority to personalize the residency experience by establishing
mentor relationships, assigning resident projects that align with their
personal goals and providing opportunities to explore interests in a wide
breadth of elective rotations. The patient demographic at Confluence Health
is as diverse and expansive as the geographical region they serve in Washington,
thereby giving the pharmacists at Confluence Health the distinguished
capacity to practice at the top of their license. Serving the people of
the Pacific Northwest, you will expand your knowledge and skill in one
of the most beautiful regions in our country!
– Brandon Petersen, PharmD
Confluence Health provides a positive work environment with people always
willing to help you and who want to see you succeed. This program gives
residents many opportunities to make an impact in patient care with being
involved in daily multidisciplinary rounds, providing direct patient education,
and through the management of multiple protocols. The pharmacists here
have built strong relationships with the providers, which allows for residents
to be able to work closely with them.
– Jillian Coons, PharmD
