There are many opportunities for more focused clinical training in the ambulatory arena at Grady Health System. Our primary care clinics have long been recognized as Centers of Excellence by the National Institute of Health, and provide a rich environment for building a solid foundation of clinical knowledge and skills that will prepare the resident for independent practice and future success.
Preceptors in the primary care residency program are employed full-time as clinicians in our health system; they are committed to patient care and serve as excellent role models for clinical practice, in addition to their commitment to residency training.
In addition to PhORCAS requirements, the program requires: – four recommendations which will utilize the Standardized Reference form provided in PhORCAS, as well as traditional letters of reference. Letters of reference should be written by three residency clinical preceptors and one letter from the residency program director. Traditional letters of reference should be copy/pasted into the program specific comments section of the PhORCAS Standardized Reference Form.
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For additional questions, please contact Dr. Kristi Quairoli, Director of the Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Residency at (404) 616-5406 or by e-mail at kquairoli@gmh.edu.