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Even though I highly doubt your assertion, I'll go a step further and say that you can not validate your statement with anecdote. Common logic would tell you that hospitals are more inclined to hire those who have hospital training through completion of a residency, than they are to hire a PharmD who will likely need extensive training to perform at the same level of his/her colleagues.
We post on these forums the get the best advice possible, not to hear 1 in a million stories of the few people who have managed to slip through the cracks. Hospitals PREFER residency trained Pharmacists. Period!
I'm sure residency trained pharmacists are preferred, it isn't always possible. I work in a state with more hospitals than we have residency programs. I got a job in a hospital as a clinical pharmacist without any residency. Every pharmacist I worked with did not have a residency and were considered "new grads". If you don't know what you are talking about, please keep your opinions to yourself.