Hear from current residents about how to prepare for and thrive during residency interviews and the match process.

Advice from current residents on how to research and select residency programs to apply to as well as tips for preparing all the written materials; letters of recommendation, your curriculum vitae, and your letter of intent.

Postgraduate training can be overwhelming. Listen for some tips on how to maintain wellbeing as a postgraduate trainee.

Transparency on how programs are designed and residents are evaluated in the context of changes to the ASHP Standards and competency areas, goals, and objectives (CAGOs).

How does ACCP advocate for you and how can you advocate for your patients and profession? Learn from ACCP's Senior Director of Government Affairs, John K. McGlew.

Excellent advice as you transition out of a training program and into that first 'real job' from Lindsay Davis and Jessica Merlo. Article referenced during the podcast: Guidelines for Pharmacists Integrating into Primary Care Teams https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3819955/

Perspective from Dr. Garrett Schramm, Senior Director of Education at Mayo Clinic, on advancing within your clinical pharmacy career. Spoiler alert: Everyone's path is unique!

Current PGY2s provide helpful advice on making that quick transition from PGY1 to PGY2.

Dr. Nick Peters from the Pharmacy to Dose critical care podcast provides insight on increasing your podcasting presence.

Nervous about your first on-call experience? Afraid to match to a program that requires on-call service? Dr. Brooke Smith, current PGY2 in critical care, shares two years worth of on-call experience.

Is becoming a residency program director in your future? Learn what this career path entails and how to get started from current and past Mayo Clinic residency program directors, Dr. Abby Krauter and Dr. Scott Nei.

Dr. Mia Lussier provides insight and advice on how to successfully transition to a new practitioner role.

Dr. Henry Okoroike provides insight and advice on how to successfully transition to a new practitioner role.

Want to get started in peer review? Get an inside look at the peer review process from Dr. Erika Ernst, University of Iowa College of Pharmacy Associate Professor and Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy Associate Editor - including advice on how to get started.

Where do you see yourself in 10 years? The ACCP Resident Advisory Committee assembled a panel representing four career paths and advice on how to get there. This podcast focuses on career advice for the early practitioner. Moderated by Henry Okoroike, guests include: Deborah Bondi, Elias Chahine, Christina Doligalski, and Alexander Flannery. 0:00 –…

Where do you see yourself in 10 years? The ACCP Resident Advisory Committee assembled a panel representing four career paths and advice on how to get there. This podcast focuses on how involvement in ACCP contributed to the panelists professional development. Moderated by Henry Okoroike, guests include: Deborah Bondi, Elias Chahine, Christina Dolig…

Co-founder and CEO of Your Financial Pharmacist, Tim Ulbrich, discusses financial wellness for postgraduate trainees. He offers advice on debt management, investing, and protecting your income now and throughout your career.

Dr. Jerry L. Bauman, JACCP Editor-in-Chief, discusses key factors for designing, completing, and publishing retrospective research, like chart reviews. Full text of the manuscript is available at: https://accpjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jac5.1064.

Dr. Daniel Longyhore discusses the importance of postgraduate trainees disseminating their research.

Hopefully you matched in Phase 1, but what do you need to know about Phase 2 just in case? Learn from a colleague who has been through it.

Ten minutes of tips for presenting an effective virtual poster.

Dr. Autumn Walkerly provides an overview of Spravato (esketamine) nasal spray for treatment resistant depression. References: Gaynes BN, Lux L, Gartlehner G, et al. Defining treatment-resistant depression. Depress Anxiety. 2020;37(2):134-45. Irwin MN, VandenBerg A. Retracing our steps to understand ketamine in depression: A focused review of hypoth…

Dr. Aaron Devanathan provides perspective on advancing your research career via the fellowship or Ph.D. route. References: Bauman JL, Evans WE. Pharm.D.-only Investigators Are Critical to the Profession: Let’s Preserve the Fellowship as an Equally Important Way to Prepare Future Clinical Pharmaceutical Scientists: Or the Case Against the “All-Ph.D.…

ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Dr. Monica Xi discusses careers in academia for residency trained pharmacists with Dr. Jeremy Daniel, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCPP, associate professor at South Dakota State University College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions. Reference: Young S, Vos SS, Cantrell M, Shaw R. Factors associated with students'…

Episode 44: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: PAD; management of pain, agitation, and delirium in COVID-19 patients References: Adams CD, Altshuler J, Barlow BL, et al. Analgesia and Sedation Strategies in Mechanically Ventilated Adults with COVID-19. Pharmacotherapy 2020;40(12):1180–1191. doi: 10.1002/phar.2471. Devlin JW, O’Neal Jr. HR, Th…

Episode 43: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Answers to so many questions about board certification

'hhawbq8c' Episode 42: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Use of Oral Antibiotic Agents for Gram Negative Bacteremias

Episode 41: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: SGLT2 Inhibitors and Heart Failure

Episode 40: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Antimicrobial Telestewardship

Episode 39: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: ECMO and Toxicology

Episode 38: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Wellness and Burnout

Episode 37: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Transitioning into Residency.

Episode 35: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Andexanet.

Episode 35: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Paving your way in Ambulatory Care

Episode 34: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: Mentorship

Episode 33: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: How to stay current with the primary literature.

Episode 32: ACCP Podcast for Residents by Residents: The 1 Hour Sepsis Bundle.

Deans Guglielmo and Sullivan discuss Pharmacists as Health Care Providers based on their experience in their respective states, California and Washington.

Drs. Kaakeh and Stringer provide an overview of Hyperinsulinemic-Euglycemic Therapy in CCB and BB Overdose.

Drs. DeVane and Dagenais explore the use of intranasal lidocaine for acute management of headaches.

Drs. Lodise and Pai discuss weight-based dosing of antibiotics in obese and underweight patients.

Perspective on innovations in medication safety from Dr.Sandra Kane Gill guest editor for the Pharmacotherapy themed issue..

Dr. Gale provides an overview of antihyperglycemic medications and their impact on cardiovascular outcomes.

More is not always better: Drs. Hanretty and Gallagher present data in support of short course antibiotic therapy.

The editors-in-chief of ACCPs two official journals discuss the journals histories, scopes, and future plans.

Drs. Patel and Carris update us on EPA-registered repellants for mosquitoes transmitting viral disease.

Dr. Alyssa Peckham discusses her team's research on predictors of gabapentin overuse with Pharmacotherapy EIC, Dr. Lindsay DeVane.

Dr. Haines explores the evolving role of non-statin therapy with Pharmacotherapy commentary authors Drs. Sisson and Dixon.

Dr. JoEllen Rodgers and Ms. Kristin Smith share significant insight into the secondary analyses of PARADIGM-HF

Dr. C. Lindsay DeVane, Editor-in-Chief of Pharmacotherapy, talks ketamine with Dr. Kyle Weant and Dr. Lauren Linder.