Our Pharmacy Residency Residency Program is centered at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center (GSRMC), a Level II Trauma Center licensed to operate 188 beds located in the thriving college town of Corvallis, OR. With more than 22 medical specialties located on one campus, GSRMC offers patients a comprehensive level of care. We care for a diverse population of patients including underserved or unhoused, rural and suburban populations.
Residents will have opportunities to experience a wealth of clinical pharmacy services including ambulatory care, inpatient pharmacy at our flagship hospital in Corvallis, as well as at a 25-bed critical access hospital in Lebanon, mental health, infectious disease, specialty pharmacy, retail and management. Ambulatory care services include various collaborative practice-based disease state management services conducted by pharmacists embedded in primary care clinics, including anticoagulation, diabetes, asthma/COPD, hyperlipidemia, anemia and hypertension. Pharmacy also works closely with the research department to expand access to clinical trials across our system.
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Jacqueline Joss graduated with the B.Pharm. degree from Rhodes University in South Africa and she received her Pharm D from the University of Iowa. She completed her PGY 1 residency at university of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
She has directed the program since its inception in 2003. Her practice area is ambulatory pharmacy with a special interest in anticoagulation stewardship. Jacqueline serves on the editorial board for the American Journal of Health Systems pharmacy. In her free time, she enjoys travelling, puzzling and crocheting.
Our residents graduate well prepared to fill a variety of roles in clinical pharmacy including hospital, ambulatory care, management , pursuing a PGY-2 program, and more. Please see our past residents page for details on their major projects and positions after graduating.
Our preceptors share an equally diverse background and set of interests/talents. Preceptors provide continuous feedback and a welcoming but challenging environment for our residents thrive. We are also proud of the number of past residents who stay on with Samaritan and serve as current preceptors.
Samaritan is also committed to fostering diversity and inclusion in its programs as a reflection of the patient population we serve. We invite you to explore Samaritan’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion strategic priorities below.
The residency program is both hospital and clinic-based training. Our program goals align with our sponsoring institution’s (Samaritan Health Services) mission of Building Healthier Communities Together.
The Willamette Valley is filled with a variety of activities and outdoor adventures, ranging from hiking and mountain biking to mellow floats down the river in the summer. In the winter, you can enjoy a day or weekend ski trip to one of several ski areas in the Oregon Cascades.
Corvallis also has a great variety of food options ranging from French pastries in the morning to late-night burritos, as well as several breweries, wineries and a local cider house. We even have a Farmer’s Market on Saturday with lots of local produce, farm-raised meats and bakeries selling fresh breads and treats that you can enjoy in one of the surrounding parks.
Corvallis is also home to the Oregon State Beavers and we have the opportunity to go to various Pac-12 sporting events. One of our favorites is when the Oregon Ducks come over to challenge us in the ‘Rivalry Game’ and the town shows up for an electrifying game!
Apply now through the centralized application system PhORCAS. For potential applicants who are unable to attend the ASHP Midyear Residency Showcase, a Microsoft Teams® Meeting with the program director and preceptors is available in December as a remote access option for additional information about our program. Please email the Residency Program Director Jacqueline Joss, PharmD ([email protected]) for the link if interested.
Questions pertaining to applications should be sent to:
Jacqueline D. Joss, PharmDClinical Pharmacy Specialist, Ambulatory CareProgram Director, PGY1 Pharmacy ResidencyGood Samaritan Regional Medical Center3521 NW Samaritan Drive, Lower LevelCorvallis, OR 97330Phone: 541-768-5286Fax: 541-768-6662Send email
Daniel Rackham, Pharm.D., BCPSChief Pharmacy OfficerGood Samaritan Regional Medical Center3521 NW Samaritan Drive, Lower LevelCorvallis, OR 97330Phone: 541-768-6177Fax: 541-768-6662Send email
