Residency Program Director

John Bury
Pharmd, BCPS, MBA

Director of Pharmacy and PGY-1 Residency Director
Phone: (918) 599-5565
jbury@osumc.net

Interests: emergency medicine, family medicine, IT, management

Rotations: institutional pharmacy, orientation, research, administration

We are excited about your interest in our program. Next residency year is going to be a great year as we continue to expand pharmacy’s services in our medical center. Our program has been in place since 2011, and we have had some outstanding residents that we have been able to train. Out of our sixteen graduates, ten have gone on to complete PGY-2 specialty residencies, three have been retained, and the others have all been successful in finding clinical pharmacy jobs.

Our residency is structured to provide a strong foundation in internal medicine and also has a focus in the treatment of outpatient HIV patients and in teaching/precepting. We have the unique ability to provide teaching opportunities for our residents to a variety of different healthcare professionals including: pharmacy students, medical students, and medical residents. Our pharmacy residents work closely with the medical residents at our institution and this collaborative environment serves to enhance the learning of both parties.

As you continue with your search for which residency program you feel you would match up with best, I would encourage you to think about what you would like to gain out of a residency program and what your long term goals are. We offer a variety of unique experiences but may not fit with what your goals may be. Feel free to contact myself or other preceptors or residents so that we can answer any questions you may have about the program. Residency is where you will spend the next year of your life in intense training and you want to be sure you are at a place that is a good fit for you. Thanks again for your interest.

Resident Contact Information

Please email John Bury for our current PGY1 residents’ contact information.

About The PGY1 Residency Program

Accreditation Status: ASHP Accredited
Residency Program Director, John Bury, PharmD, BCPS, MBA
Director of Pharmacy, and 744 West 9th Street
Program Contact: Tulsa, OK 74127
jbury@osumc.net
Phone: (918) 599-5565
Fax: (918) 599-1741

Residency Information:
Duration: 12 months
Number of Residents: 2
Application Deadline: January 3, 2020
Start Date: July 1
Estimated Stipend: $47,476
Onsite Interview Required: Yes

Residency Special Features: Required experiences include institutional/orientation, internal medicine, family medicine, emergency medicine, critical care, internal medicine clinic, infectious disease and research/leadership. Longitudinal rotations include HIV clinic, family medicine clinic and teaching. In addition, all residents will complete a research project and present that research at a meeting. Elective options include, but are not limited to: cardiology, antimicrobial stewardship, nephrology, psychiatry, and administration. Residents function as clinical pharmacists at OSU Medical Center and affiliated OSU Physicians practice sites.

Fringe Benefits: 10 personal days, 5 holiday days, shared cost benefits package (health, dental, vision, life, AD&D, and LTD insurance), time and support to attend at least one residency conference, and other educational materials.

Special Requirements for Acceptance: Pharm.D., academic transcript, curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation, state of Oklahoma pharmacy license. Apply online with PhORCAS.

Residency Program Director

Erica Martin
Pharmd, BCPS

Clinical Coordinator

emartin@osumc.net

Therapeutic Interests: ICU, infectious diseases, internal medicine, informatics

Rotations: cardiology, nephrology, internal medicine

We are excited about your interest in our program. Next residency year is going to be a great year as we continue to expand pharmacy’s services in our medical center. Our program has been in place since 2011, and we have had some outstanding residents that we have been able to train. Out of our twelve graduates, six have gone on to complete PGY-2 specialty residencies, three have been retained, and the others have all been successful in finding clinical pharmacy jobs.

Our residency is structured to provide a strong foundation in internal medicine and also has a focus in the treatment of outpatient HIV patients and in teaching/precepting. We have the unique ability to provide teaching opportunities for our residents to a variety of different healthcare professionals including: pharmacy students, medical students, and medical residents. Our pharmacy residents work closely with the medical residents at our institution and this collaborative environment serves to enhance the learning of both parties.

As you continue with your search for which residency program you feel you would match up with best, I would encourage you to think about what you would like to gain out of a residency program and what your long term goals are. We offer a variety of unique experiences but may not fit with what your goals may be. Feel free to contact myself or other preceptors or residents so that we can answer any questions you may have about the program. Residency is where you will spend the next year of your life in intense training and you want to be sure you are at a place that is a good fit for you. Thanks again for your interest.

Resident Contact Information

Please email Erica Martin for our current PGY2 residents’ contact information.

About The PGY2 Residency Program

Accreditation Status: ASHP Accredited
Residency Program Director, Erica Martin, PharmD, BCPS, MBA
Director of Pharmacy, and 744 West 9th Street
Program Contact: Tulsa, OK 74127
emartin@osumc.net
Phone: (918) 599-5565
Fax: (918) 599-1741

Residency Information:
Duration: 12 months
Number of Residents: 2
Application Deadline: Jan 3, 2020
Start Date: July 1
Estimated Stipend: $47,476
Onsite Interview Required: Yes

Residency Special Features: Required experiences include adult medicine, family medicine, emergency medicine, critical care, ambulatory care, cardiology and institutional pharmacy practice. A longitudinal rotation at an HIV clinic is also required. In addition, all residents will complete a research project and present that research at a meeting. Elective options include, but are not limited to: HIV medicine, infectious disease, nephrology, and administration. Residents function as clinical pharmacists at OSU Medical Center and affiliated OSU Physicians practice sites.

Fringe Benefits: 10 personal days, 5 holiday days, shared cost benefits package (health, dental, vision, life, AD&D, and LTD insurance), time and support to attend at least one residency conference, and other educational materials.

Special Requirements for Acceptance: Pharm.D., academic transcript, curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation, state of Oklahoma pharmacy license. Apply online with PhORCAS.

PGY2 EXAMPLE ROTATION SCHEDULE