PGY-2 with >5 years' experience

[rph3664]

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A large hospital in a nearby city is looking for a clinical pharmacist with these qualifications. Hello, aren't they kind of, like, mutually exclusive?

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[ValeRx]

>5 years experience as a PGY-2?

 

[cycloketocaine]

A large hospital in a nearby city is looking for a clinical pharmacist with these qualifications. Hello, aren't they kind of, like, mutually exclusive?

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Probably someone who completed a PGY2 and has 5 years post-residency of experience, I would think.

 

[rph3664]

>5 years experience as a PGY-2?

 

[Carboxide]

Lol. My faculty mentor did a PGY-1 and PGY-2 after school and she graduated in either '82 or '83.

 

[KARM12]

I have a PGY2, but do not have 5 yrs experience.

 

[MustLoveDrugs]

A large hospital in a nearby city is looking for a clinical pharmacist with these qualifications. Hello, aren't they kind of, like, mutually exclusive?

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Mutually exclusive = two events that cannot occur simultaneously (e.g., heads and tails on a coin toss). I think what you might be referring to is the fact that some facilities equate PGY-2 training with up to 5 years of work experience. There are many jobs that require both residency training and work experience, especially in competitive markets and for administrative positions.

 

[Ackj]

>5 years experience as a PGY-2?

That would be a PYG-7. I'm sure they mean "complete PGY2, then have 5 years of experience"

 

[rph3664]

No, what I meant is that it's highly unlikely that they're going to be finding anyone with a PGY-2 who's been out of school for more than 5 years or 7 years or whatever.

 

[ValeRx]

No, what I meant is that it's highly unlikely that they're going to be finding anyone with a PGY-2 who's been out of school for more than 5 years or 7 years or whatever.

Yes, it would have to be 7 years unless they count years worked as an intern.