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🌟 Embracing Resilience: Navigating the Path to Success 🌟 As Phase I Match Day for pharmacy residencies has come and gone, I want to take a moment to address a group of individuals who may be feeling a range of emotions right now – those who did not match in Phase I. To those students, I want you to know that not receiving a match in Phase I is not a reflection of your worth or potential. The journey to finding the right residency program is a challenging one, filled with twists and turns that often defy our expectations. But within every setback lies a great opportunity for growth and resilience. You've worked tirelessly to reach this point, dedicating countless hours to your education and training. And while the road may feel uncertain at times, I urge you to stay the course and remain steadfast in your pursuit of excellence. Remember, the Phase II Match offers a second chance to find the perfect fit for your professional journey. It's a chance to explore new opportunities, forge meaningful connections, and ultimately, discover the path that aligns with your passions and aspirations. As someone who has personally faced Match Day failures, I've had the privilege of experiencing firsthand the incredible transformations that come with embracing resilience and determination. Our program at Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical Center will be entering Phase II of the Match, with the aim of filling one vacant PGY1 pharmacy resident position. Our program is committed to your potential. We are devoted to providing exceptional opportunities for growth, mentorship, and development. We offer a variety of experiences under the tutelage of an array of invested preceptors. Our facility is located just outside of Richmond, VA, which provides residents with a host of amenities to explore during their downtime. Additional highlights of the program can be accessed at this link (https://lnkd.in/gQun7hAN). If you find yourself navigating Phase II of the match process, know that you are not alone. We're here to guide you, support you, and celebrate your successes along the way. To all students who may be feeling disheartened or uncertain, I encourage you to hold onto hope and keep your pharmacy dreams alive. Your journey is far from over, and the best is yet to come. I have unwavering belief in you and your potential.

“Intentional and critical appraisals of both the pros and cons of the entry-level Doctor of Pharmacy, as well as the future of pharmacy practice, are warranted.” Frank Romanelli, Pharm.D. & Daniel Malcom, Pharm.D. re-examine the outcomes of the #PharmD degree, including in the context of and in comparison to the nursing education model. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) ALFP fellows further debate the future of the #pharmacyeducation model at #INterim24.

Pharmacy residency spots are in hot demand: ASHP Since 2020, there has been a 10% growth in pharmacy residency positions in the U.S., the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists said March 13. The first phase of ASHP's 2024 Pharmacy Residency Match secured 4,916 people matching with 2,200 programs. Four years prior, there were 5,312 open positions, and this year, there are 5,872. About 660 postgraduate year 1 residents committed early, resulting in a 10% growth in early commitments for PGY2 roles. More than 46% of enrolled fourth-year pharmacy students applied for residency positions, according to the ASHP. The second and last phase will focus on the remaining 956 positions. That deadline is April 2, and afterward will be an "informal post-match scramble," the ASHP said. https://buff.ly/4al1BZ0

Pharmacy residency spots are in hot demand: ASHP Since 2020, there has been a 10% growth in pharmacy residency positions in the U.S., the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists said March 13. The first phase of ASHP's 2024 Pharmacy Residency Match secured 4,916 people matching with 2,200 programs. Four years prior, there were 5,312 open positions, and this year, there are 5,872. About 660 postgraduate year 1 residents committed early, resulting in a 10% growth in early commitments for PGY2 roles. More than 46% of enrolled fourth-year pharmacy students applied for residency positions, according to the ASHP. The second and last phase will focus on the remaining 956 positions. That deadline is April 2, and afterward will be an "informal post-match scramble," the ASHP said. https://lnkd.in/gTX6Rrw6

Pharmacy residency spots are in hot demand: ASHP Since 2020, there has been a 10% growth in pharmacy residency positions in the U.S., the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists said March 13. The first phase of ASHP's 2024 Pharmacy Residency Match secured 4,916 people matching with 2,200 programs. Four years prior, there were 5,312 open positions, and this year, there are 5,872. About 660 postgraduate year 1 residents committed early, resulting in a 10% growth in early commitments for PGY2 roles. More than 46% of enrolled fourth-year pharmacy students applied for residency positions, according to the ASHP. The second and last phase will focus on the remaining 956 positions. That deadline is April 2, and afterward will be an "informal post-match scramble," the ASHP said. https://buff.ly/4al1BZ0

Pharmacy residency spots are in hot demand: ASHP Since 2020, there has been a 10% growth in pharmacy residency positions in the U.S., the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists said March 13. The first phase of ASHP's 2024 Pharmacy Residency Match secured 4,916 people matching with 2,200 programs. Four years prior, there were 5,312 open positions, and this year, there are 5,872. About 660 postgraduate year 1 residents committed early, resulting in a 10% growth in early commitments for PGY2 roles. More than 46% of enrolled fourth-year pharmacy students applied for residency positions, according to the ASHP. The second and last phase will focus on the remaining 956 positions. That deadline is April 2, and afterward will be an "informal post-match scramble," the ASHP said. https://buff.ly/4al1BZ0

Pharmacy residency spots are in hot demand: ASHP Since 2020, there has been a 10% growth in pharmacy residency positions in the U.S., the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists said March 13. The first phase of ASHP's 2024 Pharmacy Residency Match secured 4,916 people matching with 2,200 programs. Four years prior, there were 5,312 open positions, and this year, there are 5,872. About 660 postgraduate year 1 residents committed early, resulting in a 10% growth in early commitments for PGY2 roles. More than 46% of enrolled fourth-year pharmacy students applied for residency positions, according to the ASHP. The second and last phase will focus on the remaining 956 positions. That deadline is April 2, and afterward will be an "informal post-match scramble," the ASHP said. https://buff.ly/4al1BZ0

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