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Pharmacy Residency Program

ASHP PGY1
Community-Based Pharmacy Residency
Program Description:

Our PGY1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency is an ASHP-accredited program conducted by Terry Reilly Health Services in the heart of the Treasure Valley (Southwest Idaho). Our program provides a unique patient-centric, interdisciplinary outpatient setting that not only incorporates elements of community pharmacy practice but also disease state management, transitions of care, and medication therapy management.

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Application Deadline:
First Friday of January

Accreditation

The PGY1 Pharmacy Residency conducted by Terry Reilly Health Services is accredited by ASHP.

ASHP Code: 83016

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Program Purpose

To build upon the doctor of pharmacy education and outcomes to develop community-based pharmacist practitioners with diverse patient care, leadership, and education skills who are eligible to pursue advanced training opportunities, including postgraduate year two residencies and professional certifications.

Site Overview

TRHS is a nonprofit organization in Southwest Idaho that offers comprehensive healthcare services to individuals and families of all backgrounds and income levels, ensuring that high-quality care is accessible to all. TRHS offers the community-based PGY1 pharmacy residency experience at our Nampa 1st clinic. ​In addition to this primary practice site, residents can expect to spend time at any Terry Reilly clinic sites (listed below) to complete rotation duties, staffing, and/or miscellaneous experiences. 

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Our PGY1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency is an ASHP-accredited program conducted by Terry Reilly Health Services here in the heart of the Treasure Valley (Southwestern Idaho). Our program provides a unique patient-centric, interdisciplinary outpatient setting that not only incorporates elements of community pharmacy practice but also disease state management, transitions of care, and medication therapy management.

  • Orientation

  • Community Pharmacy

  • Community Pharmacy Management

  • Advanced Pharmacy Management

  • Disease Therapy Management

  • Advanced Disease Therapy Management

  • Leadership Development

  • Learning and Teaching

  • Telehealth

  • MTM/UDS

  • Elective Rotation (opportunity to implement an elective rotation to meet your career goals)

Program Requirements

  • Must be a graduate of an ACPE accredited school of pharmacy

  • Must meet all the requirements to qualify for licensure in Idaho

  • Participation in the following pharmacy conferences (subject to change based on necessity):

    • ISHP Fall Conference

    • ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting

    • Mountain States Conference

  • Monthly forum meetings with other area residents

  • Precept pharmacy students

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Our Program Offers:

  • Patient-centric work environment

  • Medication therapy management

  • Disease state management

  • Community pharmacy practice

  • Interdisciplinary outpatient setting

  • Opportunities for career development

  • Teaching certificate available

  • Opportunity to work with a 340B Drug Pricing Program

  • Great benefits and more!

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Pharmacy Preceptors 

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Robert Griffith, PharmD

Residency Program Director

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Orientation; Leadership Development; Learning and Teaching; Advanced Disease Therapy Management

Location:

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Holly Henggeler, PharmD

Pharmacy Director

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Orientation; Advanced Pharmacy Management

Location:

Nampa, 1st Street – Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health & Pharmacy

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Ike Oguejiofor, PharmD, BCPS

Residency Program Coordinator

Rotations:

Orientation; Leadership Development; Disease Therapy Management; Advanced Disease Therapy Management

Location:

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Taryn Reeves, PharmD

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Rotations:

Orientation; Community Pharmacy Management; Advanced Pharmacy Management

Location:

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Melissa Komoda, PharmD

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Rotations:

Orientation; Telehealth Pharmacy

Location:

Marsing – Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health, & Pharmacy

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Ben Newman, PharmD

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Rotations:

Orientation; Community Pharmacy

Location:

Caldwell, Cleveland Blvd- Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health, Urgent Care, & Pharmacy

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Tyler Stevens, PharmD

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Rotations:

Orientation; MTM/UDS

Location:

Boise, 23rd Street – Medical, Behavioral Health, Urgent Care & Pharmacy

Pharmacy Preceptors

Current Resident

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Kimmy McGillis, PharmD

Education:

Idaho State University

Practice Interests:

Disease state management and infectious disease. I enjoy helping empower people to confidently participate in their own healthcare.

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Bailey Stark, PharmD

Education:

Idaho State University

Practice Interests:

Direct patient care with an emphasis on diabetes, substance use disorder, psychopharmacology, and infectious diseases.

Current Residents

Past Residents

Amy Bibik, PharmD

2023-2024 Pharmacy Resident 

Employment: Clinical Pharmacist and PIC at Terry Reilly

James Doyle, PharmD

2022-2023 Pharmacy Resident 

Employment: Community Pharmacist at Albertsons 

Chelsea Bagby, PharmD

2020-2021 Pharmacy Resident

Employment: Clinical pharmacist at Molina Healthcare

Rebekah Dunkley, PharmD

2019-2020 Pharmacy Resident

Employment: Pharmacist

James Hunt, PharmD

2018-2019 Pharmacy Resident

Employment: Compounding pharmacist at Portico Pharmacy

Justin Bell, PharmD

2017-2018 Pharmacy Resident

Employment: Clinical pharmacist at Kadlec Clinic—Kennewick Primary Care

Past Residents
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Living in Idaho 

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Welcome to Southwest Idaho, a region of captivating beauty and endless possibilities. Nestled in the heart of the Gem State, this area boasts a unique combination of vibrant communities, natural wonders, and a high quality of life.

 

Southwest Idaho is home to thriving communities that offer a blend of modern amenities and small-town charm. Discover the bustling city of Boise, the state capital, with its vibrant downtown area filled with eclectic shops, diverse dining options, and a vibrant arts scene. Explore the charming towns of Meridian and Nampa, known for their welcoming atmosphere, family-friendly events, and a strong sense of community. Southwest Idaho embraces a balanced lifestyle, providing residents with access to excellent schools, top-notch healthcare facilities, and a variety of recreational and cultural opportunities.

Nature enthusiasts will find themselves in awe of Southwest Idaho's breathtaking landscapes. From the majestic Owyhee Mountains to the pristine waters of the Snake River, outdoor recreation is abundant. Embark on hiking and biking trails that wind through scenic forests, or take to the rivers and lakes for fishing, boating, and water sports.

 

Come and experience the enchanting beauty, friendly communities, and endless opportunities that await you in Southwest Idaho. Whether you're seeking adventure, career growth, or a place to call home, this region has it all.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I expect from the application process?

Applications are due the first Friday in January. Applicants are reviewed January to February, and invitations to interview are scheduled throughout February.

 

When does residency start, and when are residents expected to be licensed?

Residency starts in the last week of June. Per our program policy, residents are expected to be licensed within 120 days from the hire date.

What is the Teaching Certificate?

Through a partnership with Idaho State University (ISU) College of Pharmacy, our program provides a teaching certificate. This certificate can be obtained by participating in diverse teaching methods offered at both Terry Reilly and ISU throughout the year. Residents will be expected to engage in presenting and collaborating with both large and small groups to create a range of educational experiences.

What does a typical week for a resident look like?

Depending on the rotation, the resident can expect to work alongside their preceptor and other clinic providers and staff within “pods” or within the clinic pharmacy. Day to day activities within any given week will be determined by the preceptor for a given rotation. Residents can also be expected to work a shift at a TRHS pharmacy, depending on need. These shifts, if assigned, will always be on a weekday.

What disease states are managed as part of the disease state management rotation?

Residents can expect to manage an array of chronic disease states, including diabetes, anticoagulation, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, and others as part of a collaborative practice agreement. The rotation itself encompasses many aspects of personalized patient care, including patient education, meticulous monitoring, and therapeutic optimization.

Frequently Asked Questions
Contacts

Contacts 

If you have additional questions regarding our pharmacy residency program here at TRHS, please feel free to contact us. Additionally, if you would like a physical tour of our facilities and clinics, please contact us to schedule an appointment.

Robert Griffith, Pharm.D.
Residency Program Director

rgriffith@trhs.org

208-318-1316

Ike Oguejiofor, Pharm.D., BCPS
Residency Program Coordinator

ioguejiofor@trhs.org

(208) 318-1021

Holly Henggeler Pharm.D.

Pharmacy Director
hhenggeler@trhs.org

208-318-1315

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