Pharmacy Residency Programs
The Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Pharmacy Residency is contained in
two parts. The first year is devoted to creating basic competency in both
practical and academic pharmacotherapy skills. This includes medical practice
and patient care alongside teaching, lecturing, and presenting academic
research to students and peers. The first year provides residents with
experience in a broad variety of pharmacotherapy needs, including acute
care, emergency medicine, surgery, and others.
The second year of residency forks into three different specialties: Geriatric
Pharmacotherapy, Critical Care Pharmacotherapy, and Internal Medicine
Pharmacy. For each of these programs, residents have the opportunity to
hone their practice of pharmacy according to the specialty they’ve
chosen. They will work closely with experienced physicians as they provide
comprehensive care to the patient population they primarily work with.
For both years, residents will be required to complete a scholarly pharmacy
research project for presentation and publication. For second-year residents,
this project must include a budget request and must be IRB-approved. In
addition, all pharmacy residents will receive a faculty appointment at
the Touro College of Pharmacy.
View our Previous Graduates
View Our Residency Program Faculty Brochure
Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center
in Collaboration with Touro College of Pharmacy
For further information please contact:
HENRY COHEN, B.S., M.S., Pharm.D., FCCM, BCPP, CGP
Chief Pharmacy Officer
Director of Pharmacy Residency Programs
(PGY-1 and PGY-2)
Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center
585 Schenectady Avenue
Brooklyn, New York, 11203
Phone 718-604-5373 |
Fax 718-604-5486
Email:
HCohen@kingsbrook.org