Duke Raleigh Hospital
Overview
PGY1 Residency | Duke Raleigh Pharmacy
Duke Raleigh Hospital, a campus of Duke University Hospital, is excited to offer its PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program (ASHP accredited) for the 2026-2027 year. The Duke Raleigh PGY1 is designed to provide strong clinical pharmacy experience at an acute-care community hospital with exposure to health system pharmacy practice. Graduates will be prepared to excel as inpatient clinical pharmacists, seek pharmacotherapy board certification, and pursue PGY2 residencies if interested. The two Duke Raleigh PGY1 residents will join 10 PGY1 and 14 PGY2 residents across the Duke University Health System.
The PGY1 Pharmacy Residency at Duke Raleigh equips residents with the knowledge and skills to be successful independent pharmacy practitioners in the inpatient setting.
Responsibilities
Providing evidence-based medication management as a member of the interdisciplinary care team
Demonstrating accountability for patient care and serving as role models for pharmacy students
Evaluating, managing, and improving the medication-use process
Delivering high-quality educational activities for health care professionals and trainees
Mission & Vision Duke Raleigh Mission & Vision Statements :
Mission: To improve health, advance knowledge, and inspire hope
Vision: Be the trusted leader in health care through outstanding quality, an unparalleled patient experience, innovative care delivery, and our commitment to the community
Application Requirements
Letter of Intent (approximately one page) - Should address the following questions: Why are you interested in completing a PGY1 residency? Why are you interested in Duke Raleigh? What are your short-term goals (1-3 years)?
Completed PhORCAS Application
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Pharmacy College transcript(s)
Recommendations (minimum of 3 recommendations required, at least 2 should be from clinical preceptors)
Resident Matching Program number from the National Matching Service (NMS Match Code: 303713)
A cover letter, residency application, CV, and college transcript must be received into PhORCAS by the deadline stated in PhORCAS. Applicants will be notified to arrange interviews, which will be held during select days in February.
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Duke Raleigh Hospital, a campus of Duke University Hospital, is excited to offer its PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program (ASHP accredited) for the 2026-2027 year. The Duke Raleigh PGY1 is designed to provide strong clinical pharmacy experience at an acute-care community hospital with exposure to health system pharmacy practice. Graduates will be prepared to excel as inpatient clinical pharmacists, seek pharmacotherapy board certification, and pursue PGY2 residencies if interested. The two Duke Raleigh PGY1 residents will join 10 PGY1 and 14 PGY2 residents across the Duke University Health System.
The PGY1 Pharmacy Residency at Duke Raleigh equips residents with the knowledge and skills to be successful independent pharmacy practitioners in the inpatient setting.
Responsibilities
Providing evidence-based medication management as a member of the interdisciplinary care team
Demonstrating accountability for patient care and serving as role models for pharmacy students
Evaluating, managing, and improving the medication-use process
Delivering high-quality educational activities for health care professionals and trainees
Mission & Vision Duke Raleigh Mission & Vision Statements :
Mission: To improve health, advance knowledge, and inspire hope
Vision: Be the trusted leader in health care through outstanding quality, an unparalleled patient experience, innovative care delivery, and our commitment to the community
Application Requirements
Letter of Intent (approximately one page) - Should address the following questions: Why are you interested in completing a PGY1 residency? Why are you interested in Duke Raleigh? What are your short-term goals (1-3 years)?
Completed PhORCAS Application
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Pharmacy College transcript(s)
Recommendations (minimum of 3 recommendations required, at least 2 should be from clinical preceptors)
Resident Matching Program number from the National Matching Service (NMS Match Code: 303713)
A cover letter, residency application, CV, and college transcript must be received into PhORCAS by the deadline stated in PhORCAS. Applicants will be notified to arrange interviews, which will be held during select days in February.
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