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Rachel Culley

Why did I choose to complete a residency?
I chose to complete a residency to get the most out of my career as a pharmacist. I wanted to make meaningful interventions in patients’ treatment regimens and overall experience in the healthcare space. I felt the best way to achieve this was to become a clinical pharmacist through completing a residency. Through residency, you not only build your clinical knowledge, but gain leadership and teaching experiences that will be useful during your time as a clinical pharmacist. Residency also exposes you to a wide variety of topics and cases in one year which gives you so much knowledge going into your career as a clinical pharmacist.

Why did I choose St. Anthony’s Hospital at BayCare?
One of the reasons I chose St. Anthony’s was because of the diverse rotations they offer. Many of their required rotations are topics I am interested in and believe are crucial in becoming a well-rounded pharmacist. But perhaps the more important reason I chose St. Anthony’s was because of the culture. During my interview here, I felt like I was already a part of the team. The preceptors and staff were warm, welcoming and made me feel like a fellow colleague. It is important to choose a program that will not only align with your professional goals, but a place that you can feel at home. For me, that was St. Anthony’s. Becoming a resident here has only confirmed my initial feelings and choices and has truly surpassed my expectations.

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Trauma care remains available in Tampa Bay. The trauma center at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Tampa, which also is a pediatric trauma center, will operate through Hurricane Milton to ensure West Central Florida has the care it needs.

In response to Hurricane Milton emergency needs, our retired South Florida Baptist Hospital facility on Alexander St. has been turned over to the state to house health care patients displaced by the storm’s impact. Read more here:

In response to Hurricane Milton, we're offering one free telehealth visit for BayCareAnywhere mobile app users from Wed., Oct. 9, at 7 a.m. through Fri., Oct. 11, at 7 p.m. To register, download the BayCareAnywhere app or go to http://BayCareAnywhere.org. Use coupon code MILTON.

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