Postgraduate training programs

Residency An organized, directed, postgraduate training program in a defined area of pharmacy practice. 

Infectious diseases pharmacists have typically been awarded either a postbaccalaureate or entry-level Doctor of Pharmacy degree. In addition, most have completed 2 to 3 years of postdoctoral training that consists of a 1-year residency in pharmacy practice, followed by either 1 year in an infectious diseases specialty residency or a 2-year infectious diseases fellowship. It should be noted, however, that a select number of motivated practitioners have not completed these postgraduate training programs, but instead have become proficient in infectious diseases through on-the-job training. ... 

This document marked the first time that requirements for clinical pharmacy services in postgraduate training programs were addressed. Nonetheless, over the... 

Medical school graduates who decide to do specialty training in anesthesiology must complete a postgraduate residency program, which usually takes at least five years. 

TRAINING MODULES IN THE SPANISH INTERUNIVERSITY POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM IN SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY... 

Serious consideration in the general system of training should be given to an iimovative approach to the compilation of the work programs of academic disciplines, including the list of topic sessions, aimed at acquiring the necessary skills by of university students and students of postgraduate courses. These studies should include ... 

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