Application Information
Talk to Residency Program Representatives
As a residency program, we are interested in enhancing the training of new practitioners. If you have any questions, representatives of the residency program attend various residency showcases throughout Kentucky and the surrounding states. Please contact your College of Pharmacy for dates of residency showcases and a list of participating programs.
We will also be available at the Residency Showcase at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. Please refer to the ASHP website or program guide for specific dates and locations.
If you are unable to attend a residency showcase, feel free to contact the Residency Program Director or Director of Pharmacy. Their contact information can be found in the
ASHP Online Residency Directory.
The Match
As an ASHP-accredited program, we participate in the Resident Matching Program. For more information about participation agreements, match rules and a schedule of dates, please refer to the National Matching Services website.
Who Should Apply?
At St. Claire we believe that in order to have a successful residency experience, the goals and expectations of the resident should align with those of the residency program and sponsoring institution. St. Claire Regional Medical Center serves as a regional referral center and is the largest rural hospital in northeastern Kentucky. Sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame in Covington, Kentucky, St. Claire Regional serves as a not-for profit hospital. With nearly 1,300 employees, St. Claire Regional is the second-largest employer in the region. In addition to the PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program, St. Claire is an established training site for a variety of other healthcare disciplines including medical residents, medical students, nursing students, nurse anesthetists, and many others.
Applicants who have a willingness to learn, are highly motivated, have a strong work ethic and who are eager to become competent members of interdisciplinary healthcare are encouraged to apply.
How Do I Apply?
Applications must be completed and returned by the deadline (January 15th). A complete application will consist of the following:
- Letter of Intent
- Curriculum Vitae (must include at least the following)
- Contact information (current and/or permanent)
- Education and training
- Relevant work experience
- State Board license information (if applicable)
- Internship experience information
- Membership in organizations (professional and/or other)
- Professional activities
- Honors and recognitions received
- Contact information for 3 references
- Three (3) sealed Letters of Recommendation. You may use the ASHP form and/or typed letter. Letters can be mailed in with your application or mailed/emailed directly by the evaluator. The evaluator must know the applicant well enough to comment on the majority of the following criteria:
- Academic ability
- Quality of work
- Communication skills (written and/or verbal)
- Leadership skills/abilities
- Initiative and/or motivation
- Ability to work with others
- Dependability
- Commitment
- Emotional maturity
- Enthusiasm
- Official college transcript: Pharmacy School and undergraduate work (if available)
Please indicate your full name and Match code on the application material.
After all applications have been received, eligible candidates will be contacted for an onsite interview. Onsite interviews are required.
Downloadable Forms:
Residency Application Form.pdf
Recommendation-Form-ASHP.pdf