|
Prerequisites
Eligible candidates for the Pediatric Pharmacy Practice Residency
Program must have:
- A Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited
college of pharmacy.
- A Minnesota license or be eligible for licensure
in Minnesota.
Policies and Responsibilities
The following Mayo School of Health Sciences policies affect applications
and admissions to its programs:
English fluency
Fluency in written and spoken English is essential to succeed in
the program and to ensure patient safety. If English is a second
language, you must be able to demonstrate fluency. Satisfactory
performance on the Test of English as a Foreign Language examination
or the Michigan Test of English Language Proficiency must be documented
as proof of fluency. Your test results must be less than two years
old.
Immunization record
For the protection of patients, residents and employees, and in
compliance with state regulations, Mayo Clinic requires residents
to be properly immunized. You must show proof of the following immunizations
before you begin a program at Mayo School of Health Sciences:
- Tuberculin test in the past six months
- Varicella, rubella and rubeola immunity
- Up-to-date diphtheria and tetanus shots
- Hepatitis B vaccination or signed declaration
Documentation of vaccinations must be provided to Mayo Employee
Health Service prior to the start of the program.
Health status
Prospective residents will undergo a health
review at Mayo Clinic and will have the opportunity to update or
receive the required tests and immunizations cited above. More information
about the review will be provided after you have been offered
a program appointment. Appointment to the program depends upon successful
completion of the health review.
Medical insurance
Residents must have medical insurance coverage during their program.
Resident medical insurance can be purchased through Mayo Clinic.
You can also choose to have your medical insurance covered through
other, non-Mayo plans (i.e., insurance held through a parent or
spouse, or an independent commercial plan). Evidence of medical
coverage must be provided when your educational program begins.
Background check
Prospective residents must pass a criminal background check and/or
drug screening required by state laws, prior to enrollment to Mayo
School of Health Sciences.
Resident responsibilities
Residents are required to exhibit professional and ethical
conduct at all times.
Equal opportunity
Mayo School of Health Sciences upholds all federal and state laws that preclude discrimination on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, disabilities or veteran’s status.
Technical Standards
Mayo School of Health Sciences accepts residents who are highly
qualified for its programs. To be considered for admittance you
should exhibit strong qualifications for the residency program you
wish to pursue. Applicants to programs must possess the following
general qualities:
- Critical thinking skills
- Sound judgment
- Emotional stability and maturity
- Empathy for others
- Physical and mental stamina
- Ability to learn and function in a variety
of settings
You must be able to perform the essential functions of the profession
and meet the standards of the program. Residents seeking exceptions
to these standards or reasonable accommodations should initiate
their request with the program's director.
|
