UW Medicine Infectious Diseases PGY2 Residency

About the role

The PGY2 Infectious Diseases (ID) Pharmacy Residency at UW Medicine is an ASHP-accredited twelve‑month program designed to develop and refine the skills needed to make and monitor therapeutic interventions for the safe and efficacious use of drug therapy in patients with infectious diseases.

Responsibilities

• Complete rotations in traditional inpatient ID consult services, outpatient hepatitis/HIV clinics, emergency medicine focused on antimicrobial stewardship, solid organ transplant ID, oncology/bone marrow transplant ID, and possible pediatric infectious diseases at Seattle Children’s Hospital.
• Spend time at Valley Medical Center or UWMC‑NW campus to experience community‑hospital practice.
• Develop and execute a research project aimed at improving pharmaceutical care services for patients with infectious diseases.
• Actively participate in teaching students, residents, and pharmacists.
• Work closely with a multidisciplinary team during clinical rotations.
• Participate in the Center for Stewardship in Medicine (CSiM) program, including weekly tele‑stewardship sessions with ID didactic lectures and case discussions, and provide lectures and coaching to CSiM participants from critical‑access and rural hospitals.
• Attend recruitment events such as virtual Open House sessions and the ASHP Midyear Personnel Placement Service (PPS) to engage prospective applicants.

Pay

Salary: $78,660.00 per year.

Schedule

Full‑time.