Page numbers followed by the letter t denotes a table.

A

ABBYY Business Card Reader, 53, 65

Academic societies, 5, 75

Accelerated programs, 13

Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE)

   on diversity, 83–84

   on residency matching, 130–131

Acronyms

   in CV, 23

   for residencies, 14

Advanced pharmacy practice experiences (APPEs), 9–13

   CV and, 21, 23–24, 26

   interviews and, 70–71

   Match Day and, 139

   MUE in, 26

   PhORCAS and, 33

   portfolios and, 27

   presentations in, 26, 117

   at Residency Showcase, 50

   for screening interviews, 103

   after successful matching, 151, 152, 153–154

   virtual interviews and, 98, 99t

Affordable Care Act, 7

Algorithm, for matching, 139, 141

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP),

   DEI in, 89t, 96

   on generational diversity, 85

   mock interviews of, 73

American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP)

   DEI in, 89t, 96

   Fellowship Review Committee of, 15

   Guidelines for Clinical Research Fellowship Training Programs, 18

   mock interviews of, 73

   PRN of, 88

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 77

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP),65; See also Midyear Clinical Meeting

   CareerPharm of, 58, 65

   DEI in, 89t, 96

   on diversity, 84

   Match Day and, 144

   mock interviews of, 73

   non-accredited residencies of, 14–16

   PhORCAS and, 16

   RMP of, 129

Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 77

Applicant group interviews, 113

Authorization to Test (ATT), 155

B

Behavior

   at ASHP MCM, 53–54, 153

   in interviews, 117

Black Lives Matter, 88

Blockchain, 7

BlueJeans Meetings, 101

Board certification, 15

Board of Pharmacy Specialties, 15, 18

Breakout rooms, for videoconferencing, 101

Burnout, 165–169

   prevention and management of, 170–171

Business cards, at ASHP MCM, 52–53

C

Calm app, 169t, 178

CareerPharm, 58

Car insurance, 159

Cash reserve, 158, 162

Citing Medicine (National Library of Medicine), 77, 81

Clinical cases

   with interviews, 115–116

   with virtual interviews, 104

Confidence, in interviews, 73–74

Contingency plans, after matching, 156, 161–162

Continuing education (CE)

   APPEs and, 12, 13

   DEI and, 90

COVID-19 pandemic

   ASHP MCM and, 58

   DEI in, 88

   virtual interviews in, 97

Cultural awareness, 88

Cultural competency, 87–88

Cultural diversity, 87–88

Cultural humility, 88

Curriculum vitae (CV)

   acronyms in, 23

   in application, 69

   at ASHP MCM, 52

   business cards and, 53

   development of, 2t, 7, 19–27

   in email to RPD, 43

   expansion of, 146

   font for, 21–22

   honors and awards on, 24

   for interviews, 72, 110t

   leadership on, 25

   length of, 20–21

   LinkedIn and, 8

   for matching, 146

   name and contact information on, 22–23

   organization tips forb, 22–27

   on PhORCAS, 35

   for PPS, 58, 59, 60

   presentations on, 25–26

   publications on, 26

   research projects on, 6

   for screening interviews, 103

   stylistic tips for, 20–22

   teaching and mentoring on, 25

   unpublished research or projects on, 26–27

   updating of, 3t, 72

   for virtual interviews, 97

   volunteerism on, 91

   work experience on, 24

D

Dean’s Award, 24

Depression, 165–167

Difficult situations, 172–176

   documentation of events in, 173–176

   prevention of, 176

Disease states, 78

Disney, Walt, 180

Diversity

   cultural, 87–88

   defined, 83

   gender and sexual, 85–87

   generational, 85

   geographical and regional, 84–85

   in residencies, 83–94

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), 88–90, 89t

E

E-mail

   APPEs and, 10

   attachments in, 42

   for contact information on CV, 22

   for contacting RPD, 41–46

   follow-up, 44

   no response, 44

   personalization of, 46–47

   for PPS, 61–62

   quotes in, 43

   response of no interest, 47–48

   response to, 45

   spelling errors in, 43

   still no response, 44–45

   for successful matching, 152

   wrong information in, 45–46

Emotional intelligence

   in interviews, 73–74

   for virtual interviews, 97

Evernote®, 52, 65

Extracurricular activities

   for PhORCAS, 33

   on social media, 8

F

Facebook, 7, 9

Facial jewelry, 74

Facility tours

   with interviews, 114–115

   with virtual interviews, 104

Faculty

   IPPEs and, 9

   for matching, 145, 147

   practice interviews with, 73

   research experience from, 3t, 6–7

   research interests of, 2t

Fellowships, 15–16

   contacting forb, 41–48

   matching ROL for, 135

Financial plan, after matching, 158–160

First impression, after matching, 160–161

Fit

   in interviews, 109

   in virtual interviews, 106

Ford, Henry, 180

Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC), 131, 141

G

Gates, Bill, 180

Gender diversity, 85–87

Generational diversity, 85

Geographical diversity, 84–85

Google Meet, 101

GoToMeeting, 101

Grades/grade point averages (GPAs), 4–5

   APPEs and, 11, 12

   in email to RPD, 43

Grammar

   in CV, 19

   in PS/OLI, 28

   in texting, 122

H

Handwritten notes, for interview follow-up, 122–123

Headspace app, 169t, 178

Health insurance

   on CV, 24

   reviews, 7, 24

   after successful matching, 153

Healthy Minds Program app, 169t, 178

Hidden gem residencies, 15–16

Honors and awards

   on CV, 24

   on PhORCAS, 34

I

Imposter syndrome, 167

Industry fellowships, 15

Instagram, 7

Insurance. See also Health insurance

   car, 159

   life, 153, 159

   malpractice, 159

Interviews. See also Virtual interviews

   applicant group, 113

   at ASHP MCM, 41, 49–66

   behavior in, 117

   business attire for, 73–74

   clinical cases with, 115–116

   confidence in, 73–74

   contacting RPD after, 46

   cost of, 67

   dates for, 70–71

   emotional intelligence in, 73–74

   facility tours with, 114–115

   fit in, 109

   focusing on what you can control, 79

   follow-up after, 121–127

    goals of, 112

   interpersonal skills in, 73–74

   itinerary for, 110–111

   knowledge of program for, 71–72

   lunch with, 114

   one-on-one, 113

   panel, 113

   for PGY-1, 109–120

   for PGY-2, 109–120

   portfolio and, 27

   postinterview dinner after, 118

   with PPS, 47

   practice for, 73–79

   pre-interview checklist for, 110t

   preparation for, 67–81, 109–120

   presentations in, 75–78, 116–117

   questions and answers in, 73, 117–118

   reflection after, 118–119, 119t

   for residency matching, 132

   saving money for travel to, 2t, 3t

   second, 126–127

   types of, 112–113

Introductory pharmacy practice experiences (IPPEs), 9

   MUE in, 26

   presentations in, 26

   at Residency Showcase, 50

J

Jewelry, facial, 74

K

Keyboard shortcuts, 105, 106t

Keynote, 76, 78

L

Leadership

   on CV, 25

   on PhORCAS, 34

   in professional organizations, 5

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+), 86–87

Letter of recommendation

   in application, 69

   for matching, 145

   from professional organizations, 5

LGBTQ+. See Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer

License

   ATT for, 155

   by Board of Pharmacy Specialties, 15

   cost of, 152

   MPJE for, 155

   NAPLEX for, 152, 155

   residency matching and, 131

   after successful matching, 152–153, 155–156

Life insurance, 153, 159

LinkedIn, 8, 18

   on CV, 22

   Evernote® and, 52

Lunch, with interviews, 114

M

Malpractice insurance, 159

Match Day, 139–140, 143–144, 154

Matching. See also National Matching Services, Inc.; Resident Matching Program

   absence of, 143–150

   algorithm for, 139

   applicant agreement for, 133

   applicant eligibility for, 130–131

   contingency plans after, 156, 161–162

   farewells after, 155

   financial plan after, 158–160

   first impression after, 160–161

   friends and family after, 156

   helpful tips for, 146

   phase I versus phase II, 136–138

   planning for future after, 161

   program eligibility for, 130

   program structure for, 131–132, 131t

   program violations in, 133–134

   purpose of, 130–134

    questions and answers for, 145

   of residencies, 129–140, 143–150, 151–163

   RMP and, 129–131

   ROL for, 129, 132–137

   success in, 151–163

   support system after, 160

   timeline for, 131–132, 131t

Medication administration record (MAR), on CV, 24

Medications

   APPEs and, 11

   reviews of, 6

Medication-Use Evaluation (MUE), 26–27

Mental health. See Well-being

Mentors

   for CV, 25

   for matching, 145

Microsoft Teams, 101, 106t

Midyear Clinical Meeting (MCM), of ASHP, 1

   APPEs and, 10, 13

   behavior at, 53–54, 153

   CV at, 21, 52

   gender and sexual diversity at, 86

   hidden gem residencies at, 16

   interviews at, 41, 49–66

   PhORCAS references from, 35

   portfolios and, 27

   PPS at, 49–66

   professional attire at, 49–66

   PS/LOI for, 28

   Residency Showcase at, 49–66

   after sessions, 63–64

Mock interviews, 73

Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE), 155

N

National Alliance on Mental Illness, 171

National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP), 141; see also Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC)

National Library of Medicine, 77

National Matching Services, Inc. (NMS), 31, 120, 129, 141, 150

   applicant agreement for, 133

   ROL for, 132–133

   schedule of dates, 141

National Merit Scholarship, 24

Negative experiences. See Difficult situations

North American Pharmacy Licensure Examination (NAPLEX), 152, 155

O

Oath of the Pharmacist, 88

Onboarding time, 160–161

One-on-one interviews, 113

On-site interviews. See Interviews

P

Panel interviews, 113

Part-time jobs, 4–5, 6, 161–162

Pediatric Pharmacy Association (PPA), 148

Peer-review, for matching, 147

Personal statement/letter of intent (PS/OLI)

   in application, 68–69

   cut and paste for, 28

   development of, 27–30

   in email to RPD, 43

   format for, 28

   grammar in, 28

   on PhORCAS, 34–35

   for screening interviews, 103

   setting yourself apart on, 29–30

   teaching and mentoring on, 25

   for virtual interviews, 97

Personnel Placement Services (PPS)

   at ASHP MCM, 49–66

   benefits and considerations for, 54t

   CV and, 21

   interviews with, 47

   portfolio and, 27

   tips for, 50–54, 50t, 54t

Pharmacotherapy, 77

Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS), 31

Pharmacy Online Residency Centralized Application Service (PhORCAS), 16, 18, 39, 31–39, 141

   account creation for, 31–32

   application review for, 38, 68–69

   for contacting RPD, 41–42, 45

   CV on, 21, 35

   education information for, 31

   extracurricular activities for, 33

   fees for, 38

   honors and awards on, 34

   leadership on, 34

   matching and, 144–145

   NMS and, 129

   presentations on, 33–34

   PS/LOI and, 27

   PS/OLI on, 34–35

   reapplication on, 37–38

   references on, 35–37

   for residency matching, 132

   residency program designation forb, 37

   RMP and, 131

   supplemental materials for, 37

   transcript requirements for, 31–32

   work experience on, 33

Portable document format (PDF)

   for CV, 22

   for presentations, 76, 78, 116

Portfolios, 27

   for interviews, 72

   updating of, 72

Positive attitude, for interviews, 81, 100, 110t

Postgraduate year-1 residencies (PGY-1), 14, 15, 25

   difficult situations in, 176

   diversity in, 84–85

   interviews for, 109–120

   matching for, 130, 135, 144

   PhORCAS references from, 35

   PPS for, 58, 59

   PS/LOI for, 29

   Residency Showcase for, 54–55

   RPD contact for, 41

   support system in, 168

Postgraduate year-2 residencies (PGY-2), 14, 15

   difficult situations in, 176

   diversity in, 84–85

   interviews for, 109–120

   matching for, 130

   matching ROL for, 135

   PPS for, 58, 59, 61

   PS/LOI for, 28

   Residency Showcase for, 55

   RPD contact for, 41

   support system in, 168

Postinterview dinner, 118

PowerPoint

   for presentations, 76, 78, 116

   screen sharing on, 105

Practice and Research Network (PRN), 88

Preceptors, 5

   APPEs and, 9–10

   ASHP and, 14

   difficult situations and, 173

   interviews and, 70–71

   Match Day and, 139

   for matching, 145, 147

   practice interviews with, 73

   at Residency Showcase, 57

   after successful matching, 154

Presentations

   on CV, 25–26

   in interviews, 75–78, 116–117

   on PhORCAS, 33–34

   references in, 77

   after successful matching, 154

   for virtual interviews, 100t, 104–105, 106t

Privacy, on social media, 8

Professional goals, on PS/LOI, 29

Professional organizations, 5–6

   APPEs and, 12

   for matching, 147

Publications, on CV, 26

Public Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), 159

R

Rank order list (ROL), for matching, 129, 132–137

References

   Match Day and, 144

   on PhORCAS, 35–37

   in presentations, 77

Reflection

   after interviews, 118–119, 119t

   after successful matching, 152

Regional diversity, 84–85

Research grants, 6

Residencies. See also specific types and topics

   acronyms for, 14

   APPEs in, 9–12

   application for, 68–70

   ASHP accredited, 14–16

   ASHP accreditation standards, 18

   ASHP Residency Directory, 39, 65,141

   ASHP residency information, 18

   competing for, 1–17, 2t–3t

   congratulations for, 179–180

   deciding later on, 12

   difficult situations in, 172–177

   diversity in, 83–94

   hidden gem, 15–16

   IPPEs in, 9

   matching of, 129–140, 143–150, 151–163

   resilience in, 165–177

Resident Matching Program (RMP), ASHP 129–131, 141

   applicant agreement for, 133

   phase II of, 131t, 132

   phase I of, 131t, 132

   program violations in, 133–134

   ROL for, 132–133

   timeline for, 131t

Residency program coordinator (RPC), interviews with, 111

Residency program directors (RPDs), 1

   APPEs and, 12, 13

   ASHP non-accredited residencies and, 14

   burnout and, 166

   contacting, 41–48

   CV and, 19, 21, 25

   difficult situations and, 173

   e-mail for, 41–46

   GPAs and, 4

   leadership and, 25

   matching and, 144, 146, 153, 154

   portfolios and, 27

   professional organizations and, 5

   PS/LOI and, 19

   residency matching and, 130

   at Residency Showcase, 49–66

   resilience and, 165

   social media and, 8

   after successful matching, 156

Residency Showcase

   APPEs at, 50

   at ASHP MCM, 49–66

   benefits and considerations for, 54t

   IPPEs at, 50

   for PGY-1, 54–55

   for PGY-2, 55

   tips for, 50–54, 50t, 54t

Resilience, in residencies, 165–177

S

Screening interviews, 103

Screen sharing, in virtual interviews, 105, 106t

Second interviews, 126–127

Self-care, for well-being, 168–170, 169t

Sexual diversity, 85–87

Shadowing, 9

Situation, task, action, result, reflection (STARR method), 119, 119t

Sleep, 75, 166, 169t, 172t

Smiling Mind app, 169t, 178

Social networking, 7–9

   for residency program information, 71

   for virtual interview facility tours, 104

Special populations, reviews on, 7

Stress, 4, 171

   CV and, 7

   management of, 165–167

   with PhORCAS, 32

Student loans, 159

Suicidal ideation, 166

Supplemental materials, for PhORCAS, 37, 144

Support system

   after matching, 160

   for well-being, 166–168

T

Texting, for interview follow-up, 122

Thank you notes, 121

Time management, 5

Traditional fellowships, 15

Twitter, 7–8, 9

V

Vacation, 69, 157, 161

Videoconferencing, 101–102

Virtual interviews, 97–107

   additional technology for, 102

   backgrounds for, 102

   business attire for, 102

   cons of, 98, 99t

   day of, 103–104

   facility tours with, 104

   final touches for, 102

   fit in, 106

   versus in-person interviews, 99t

   internet access reliability for, 99

   keyboard shortcuts for, 105, 106t

   location for, 98–101

   pre-interview checklist for, 100t

   presentations for, 104–105, 106t

   pros of, 98, 99t

   questions and answers for, 100t

Voicemail, 44–45

Volunteerism, 6, 12

   on CV, 91

   for matching, 146

   with professional organizations, 5

   screening interview and, 103

W

Webex, 101

Well-being, 165–177

   ASHP program for, 178

   help for, 172

   self-care for, 168–170, 169t

   stress and, 171

   support system for, 166–168

   from thank you notes, 121

White Coats for Black Lives, 88

Work experience

   on CV, 24

   on PhORCAs, 33

Work-study programs, 5, 6

World Health Organization, 166

Z

Zoom, 101, 102, 106t

   screen sharing, 105