Tria Health PGY1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency

In Partnership with Albers Medical Pharmacy

Team of pharmacists who provide telephonic clinical services with patients including:
- A to Z disease state review – from diabetes and hypertension to lung disease and specialty conditions; our average patient has 4-5 chronic health conditions
- Critical evaluation and optimization of medication therapy – our average patient takes 10-11 medications
- Collaboration with providers for continuity of care – our average patient sees 2-3 providers and over 90% of pharmacist recommendations are accepted

Additional services include remote patient monitoring, pharmacogenomics, tobacco cessation, and weight loss management

Our patient population:
- Lives nationwide; urban and rural
- Comes from a variety of backgrounds and cultures; translators are onsite for Spanish-speaking patients
- Varies widely in age, professions, education, and health literacy levels

Albers Medical Pharmacy is a local, family-owned pharmacy since 1976:

Focused on personal connection and outstanding individualized patient care via one-on-one relationships with a pharmacist

Complete on average over 800 patient consults/year
Teaching certificate through the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy
Precept APPE students from multiple schools of pharmacy
Research project that includes manuscript preparation and podium presentation
Business plan development
Quality improvement project
Participate in organizational planning meetings and processes

Anticipated graduation from an ACPE accredited school/college of pharmacy
Eligible for pharmacist licensure in Kansas and Missouri within 120 days of start of program
Complete a drug screen and background check prior to employment

Submit the following to PhORCAS no later than January 5th
- Letter of intent
- Curriculum Vitae
- College transcript(s)
- Three letters of recommendation