Practicing Pharmacy at CPS
CPS works with over 800 health systems across the country to improve clinical processes and patient care. Hear about our impact directly from our professionals working side-by-side with hospital partners.
There are many benefits of residency programs, including enhanced patient care and leadership skills. If you're considering post-graduate training to amplify your health care degree, CPS proudly supports several pharmacy residency programs.
Residents enrolled in a CPS-supported, ASHP-accredited residency program learn to demonstrate professional leadership and develop lifelong learning and self-assessment skills that can then be applied in future practice settings and professional endeavors.
Through didactic coursework, residents will be exposed to various clinical ambulatory, quality, leadership, medication use evaluations, and management experiences.
Residents will complete 12 months of full-time required management and selected clinical and elective rotations. They will also complete a research project under the supervision of preceptors from CPS and faculty members of the College of Pharmacy. This project will be presented at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting (MCM) and the Great Lakes Pharmacy Residency Conference (GLPRC).
Provide direct patient care in inpatient, ambulatory, and specialty settings
Practice at the top of your license using innovative technologies
Collaborate with providers and other care team members
Impact the future of pharmacy care by participating in research initiatives
Gain access to CPS’s nationwide community of pharmacy experts
Work in a collaborative, supportive culture where your growth and learning are priority
CPS works with over 800 health systems across the country to improve clinical processes and patient care. Hear about our impact directly from our professionals working side-by-side with hospital partners.