Application Procedure
Application Procedures for Pharmacies PGY1 Program
Application Procedure
(Deadline is January 6)
To be eligible, applicants must:
- Possess a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited school/college of pharmacy
- Possess a license or be eligible for licensure by the Pennsylvania State Board of Pharmacy within 120 days from the start of the residency year
- Participate in a virtual or an on-site interview at WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital
When applying, please submit the following to PhorCAS (All applications must be complete on or before January 6th for consideration)
- Applicant information (Contact and Personal information)
- Educational information
- Personal statement/Letter of intent
- Curriculum vitae
- Official transcript
- Three references completing PhorCAS reference form. References will be from rotation preceptors and/or employers that have directly supervised the candidate.
All candidates are encouraged to visit the Pennsylvania State Board of Pharmacy's website
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