Expert Pharmacy Support, Every Step of the Way

Freeman Health System Pharmacy is committed to providing high quality pharmaceutical care to our patients, as well as being a resource for other healthcare providers. Our health system includes multiple campuses in Joplin, Neosho and Fort Scott, Kan., while our team consists of more than 30 pharmacists and more than 30 technicians that work together to meet the ever-rising demand of the Pharmacy Department.

Our services include:

  • Pharmacokinetic Consult Service
  • Heparin and Warfarin Dosing Management
  • Renal Dosing Adjustments
  • IV to PO Automatic Conversion
  • Antibiotic Stewardship
  • Pharmacist Ran Metabolic Support Service
  • Medication Reconciliation Technician Program
  • 24 Hour Central Pharmacy Coverage

QuickMeds Pharmacy™

Fast, Convenient Prescriptions Close to Home

QuickMeds Pharmacy™, your fast pharmacy solution, offers high-quality, expert pharmaceutical care. We have two QuickMeds Pharmacy™ locations: Freeman Hospital West and Freeman Neosho Medical Building. For your convenience, both locations coordinate billing and prescription drug claims on your behalf.

Pharmacy Residency

Training Tomorrow’s Pharmacy Leaders

Purpose

The purpose of the residency is to provide postgraduate educational training experiences for pharmacists so they can obtain the fundamentals of exemplary contemporary pharmacy practice in an integrated health system. The program allows the residents to gain experience providing direct patient care to multiple patient populations. Through various clinical, practice management and pharmaceutical practice training segments, the residency instills a philosophy of practice that embraces the concept that pharmacists must be accountable for optimal drug therapy outcomes and must act as leaders in advancing care of patients. Pharmacists will develop leadership skills, communication skills (both written and verbal) and professionalism in preparation for their own clinical practice as a clinical pharmacist in a hospital setting. The resident will also gain valuable skills as an educator while precepting pharmacy students from various colleges of pharmacy. Upon graduating from the PGY-1 program, the resident will be qualified to become board certified in pharmacotherapy.

Tyler Specking, PharmD and Grace Park, PharmD – 2022/2023 residents

Number of Resident Positions Available

  • Two

Start Date

  • Early July
  • 52-Week Program

Benefits

  • Competitive Annual Compensation
  • Insurance – medical, vision, and dental coverage
  • Eligible for paid time off

Staffing

  • Every third weekend followed by one day off

Other Experiences

  • UMKC Pharmacy Residency Teaching Certificate Program
  • Precept Pharmacy Students
  • ACLS Certification
  • ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting
  • Midwest Pharmacy Residency Conference

Important Dates:

  • Application deadline: early January
  • Onsite interviews: February
  • Match day: mid-March

Required Rotations

  • Intro to Clinical Services
  • Infectious Disease (Five Weeks)
  • Internal Medicine I & II (Ten Weeks)
  • Critical Care (Five Weeks)
  • Oncology (Five Weeks)
  • Metabolic Support (Four Weeks)
  • Two Elective Rotations (Four Weeks Each)

Elective Rotations

  • Ambulatory Care
  • Cardiology
  • Critical Care II
  • Emergency Medicine
  • Infectious Disease II
  • Information Technology
  • Oncology II
  • Oncology III
  • Pediatrics/NICU
  • Psychiatry
  • Transitions of Care

Longitudinal Rotations

  • Management/Administration
  • Research
  • Drug Information
  • Staffing

Amanda Adkins, PharmD

University of Kansas

  • Residency Program Director
  • Precepts: Management/Administration
  • Co-Precepts: Research

Janel Baker, PharmD

University of Kansas

  • Co-Precepts: Staffing and Research

Adrienne Carey, PharmD, BCPS

University of Kansas

  • Precepts: Staffing
  • Co-Precepts: Research

Bryan Feagan, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP, BCOP

University of Kansas

  • Precepts: Oncology

Sara Freitas, BScPhm, PharmD, M.Ed., MSM

University of Kansas

  • Precepts: Staffing

Scott Goade, PharmD, BCNSP

University of Missouri – Kansas City

  • Precepts: Metabolic Support and Research

Travis Hilburn, PharmD

University of Kansas

  • Co-Precepts: Oncology

Jeff Huffman, BScPhm, BCPS

University of Missouri – Kansas City

  • Precepts: Infectious Disease
  • Precepts: Infectious Disease

Tyler Koepsel, PharmD, BCPS

University of Missouri – Kansas City

  • Co-Precepts: Research

Abbey Lacey, PharmD

Creighton University

  • Precepts: Staffing

Bailey Mitchell, PharmD, BCPS

University of Missouri – Kansas City

  • Precepts: Internal Medicine I and Intro to Clinical Services

Caleb Morey, PharmD

Southwest Oklahoma State University

  • Pharmacy Operations Manager
  • Co-Precepts: Management/Administration

Audrey Newcomb, PharmD

University of Kansas

  • Residency Program Coordinator
  • Precepts: Drug Information
  • Co-Precepts: Research

Denise Power, BScPhm

University of Missouri – Kansas City

  • Precepts: Information Technology

Lacey Schultz, PharmD, BCPS

Creighton University

  • Precepts: Critical Care

Andrea Sneed, BScPhm

University of Missouri – Kansas City

  • System Director of Pharmacy
  • Co-Precepts: Management/Administration

Molli Slauter, PharmD, BCPS

University of Missouri – Kansas City

  • Precepts: Internal Medicine I and Intro to Clinical Services

Tiffany Villanueva, PharmD

University of Kansas

  • Precepts: Internal Medicine II

Sarah Woods, PharmD

University of Oklahoma School of Pharmacy

  • Precepts: Intro to Clinical Services

Amy Yates, PharmD

University of Kansas

  • Precepts: Internal Medicine II

All application materials should be submitted using PhORCAS

  • National Match Service Code: 246813
  • ASHP Program Code: 64033

Candidates must be eligible for licensure in the state of Missouri and submit:

  • Curriculum vitae
  • Letter of intent
  • Official academic transcript
  • Three personal letters of recommendation, one of which must be from a non-academic source

Residency Alumni

Current and Past Freeman Pharmacy Residents

Janel Baker, PharmD, Bailey Mitchell,  PharmD, and Molli Slauter, PharmD – 21/22 residents

2024 – 2025

Andy Shi, PharmD

Texas Tech University School of Pharmacy

2023 – 2024

Jesse Dennison, PharmD

University of Kansas

2022 – 2023

Grace Park, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2022 – 2023

Tyler Specking, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2021 – 2022

Janel Baker, PharmD

University of Kansas

2021 – 2022

Bailey Mitchell, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2021 – 2022

Molli Slauter, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2020 – 2021

Anh “Vianne” Tang, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2020 – 2021

Diem Huynh, PharmD

Harding University

2020 – 2021

Evan Roberts, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2019 – 2020

Amanda Rackers, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2019 – 2020

Flavius Boboescu, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2018 – 2019

Mica Henry, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2018 – 2019

Tyler Koepsel, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

2017 – 2018

Meredith Mitchell, PharmD

Harding University

2016 – 2017

Tandinh Pham, PharmD

University of Missouri – Kansas City

Contact Us

Connect With Our Pharmacy Residency Team

Amanda Adkins, PharmD

Clinical Coordinator, Residency Director

417.347.6232 | [email protected]

Audrey Newcomb, PharmD

Clinical Pharmacist, Residency Coordinator

417.347.3022 | [email protected]

Freeman Health System

Inpatient Pharmacy

1102 W 32nd Street
Joplin, MO 64804

417.347.3022