Pharmacy Residency Programs

Thank you for your interest in the pharmacy residency programs at Baptist Medical Center South. As you explore our website, we hope you'll see that we are a forward-thinking organization with abundant opportunities as we work to fulfill our mission in Central Alabama.

Baptist Medical Center South offers two on-site pharmacy residency programs: a PGY-1 program established in 2014 and a PGY-2 program in emergency medicine, which will welcome its first class in 2025. Our programs provide pharmacy residents with the chance to train in advanced clinical settings, preparing them for further training or clinical practice after graduation. We have designed our programs to allow residents to pursue their interests and goals through highly customizable schedules, tailoring the program to their specific interests.

Baptist Health Mission Statement

As a witness to the love of God through Jesus Christ, Baptist Health exists as a voluntary, not-for-profit organization to promote and improve the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of the people and communities it serves through the delivery of quality healthcare services provided within a framework of fiscal responsibility. 

What Baptist Medical Center South Has to Offer 

Baptist Medical Center South is a licensed 492-bed, not-for-profit, faith-based acute care regional referral center. It is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (TJC). Since its founding in 1963, Baptist Medical Center South has grown to become Montgomery's largest healthcare facility and Baptist Health's tertiary care center, offering exceptional specialty services and treatment. Through advanced technology, professional expertise, and an exceptional level of personalized care, Baptist Medical Center South is the comprehensive resource for family healthcare in Central Alabama. 

The hospital is recognized as a level II trauma center, primary stroke center, and level III NICU and specializes in trauma, cardiovascular, and neurosciences services, as well as being one of only two ECMO-capable sites in the state. As the flagship hospital in the three-hospital system, it also contains five adult ICUs and a specialized oncology floor, each with its own unit-based pharmacy services. Our decentralized model facilitates active engagement with all members of the healthcare team. 

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 

Baptist Health maintains an organizational culture that values diversity, equity, and inclusion as we deliver excellence in healthcare. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive climate where every patient, every family member, and every team member are welcomed and respected.

As a leading provider of healthcare in central Alabama, we strive to be a leader in ensuring equitable care for all. This means making sure every person entrusted into our care receives safe, high-quality healthcare. As a sign of our commitment, Baptist Health and all three Baptist Health hospitals have joined more than 1,700 hospitals and health systems from across the country in taking the American Hospital Association’s #123forEquity pledge designed to address and eliminate healthcare disparities.

We are committed to doing the work to uphold the kind of diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment our community deserves to have to receive their healthcare and to work.