Each year, graduates of the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program at PCOM continue their training through competitive residency programs across the country. These placements reflect the depth of their clinical preparation, academic experience and commitment to patient care.
This page features stories from PharmD students who have successfully matched into postgraduate year one (PGY1) and postgraduate year two (PGY2) residency programs. Their experiences highlight the range of opportunities available—from hospital and health system pharmacy to specialized clinical practice areas—and provide insight into the residency application and match process.
A pharmacy residency is a structured, postgraduate training program that allows PharmD graduates to build advanced clinical skills in real-world healthcare settings. PGY1 residencies provide broad experience across pharmacy practice, while PGY2 programs offer specialized training in areas such as ambulatory care, critical care, oncology and more.
Residency placement is a key milestone for PharmD graduates pursuing advanced clinical roles. Match outcomes reflect both student preparation and the strength of the program in supporting career readiness.
Browse the stories below to learn more about where PCOM pharmacy graduates are matching and how they are advancing their careers in pharmacy practice.
