Program Overview: Our PGY1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency is an ASHP-accredited program conducted by Terry Reilly Health Services (TRHS) 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.

• Starting Date: Last week of June
• Duration/Type: 12 month/residency
• Number Positions: 2 (one resident per site)
• Interview Required: Yes

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.

Training 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. The community-based PGY1 pharmacy residency is offered at 2 facilities within our network of TRHS clinics that will support one resident each. The home clinics are at the following sites:

• Nampa 1st in Nampa, ID
• Meridian Florence in Meridian, ID 

• Orientation
• Leadership Development
• Learning and Teaching
• Community Pharmacy
• Community Pharmacy Management
• Advanced Pharmacy Management
• Disease Therapy Management
• 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 

• Community pharmacy and ambulatory care training 
• Competitive stipend 
• Health, dental, and vision insurance 
• Generous time-off for vacation 
• Financial assistance for CE, professional conferences, and certifications
• Opportunity to earn teaching certificate 

• Submit the following documents through PhORCAS: 
• CV 
• Letter of Intent
• Three professional letters of recommendation
• Academic transcripts 

First week of January

Contact Information:

Robert Griffith, PharmD Residency Program Director Email: rgriffith@trhs.org

For more information, visit the TRHS pharmacy residency website at: https://www.trhs.org/pharmacy-residency-program