Residency and Internships

In addition to Pharmacist and Technician positions, we offer a number of intern and residency positions to further your education and hone your skills. Our Residency Programs are some of the most recognized and respected programs in the community pharmacy practice area. The programs are structured to train Pharmacists in direct patient care activities within a retail environment. Many programs offer an emphasis in management. Time spent in one of our Residency Programs will serve you well in the future.

Internships are available to students still in school or graduates seeking to complete their hours. You’re involved in all aspects of the pharmacy profession including fulfillment, management, clinical care, patient counseling and education. There are a limited number of paid internships in the Columbus area, but every location offers Experiential Education rotations. These sites allow students to meet their Introductory, Intermediate (IPPE), and advanced (APPE) practice experiential standards. Rotation students and Interns are required to be licensed by their respective state and actively enrolled in a college of pharmacy.

For Internship Information, please click on the Map of Kroger Locations and contact the recruiter for the area in which you would like to do an internship.

Below is the contact information for RESIDENCY PROGRAMS ONLY. These contacts do not have Internship information.

Arkansas

Delta Division
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Pharmacy

Kent Stoneking, Pharm.D., CDE, Clinical Care Coordinator, 901-765-4157
kent.stoneking@kroger.com

California

Ralphs Division
University of Southern California School of Pharmacy

Linh Lee, Pharm.D., Clinical Coordinator P.O. Box 54143 Los Angeles, Ca 90054 310-884-2923
linh.lee@ralphs.com

Georgia

Atlanta Division
Mercer University College of Pharmacy

Liza G. Chapman, Pharm.D Clinical Coordinator 2175 Parklake Dr. Atlanta, GA 30345 770-752-9071
liza.chapman@kroger.com

University of Georgia College of Pharmacy

Liza G. Chapman, Pharm.D 2175 Parklake Dr. Clinical Coordinator Atlanta, GA 30345 770.752.9071
liza.chapman@kroger.com

Kentucky

Mid-South Division
University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy

Holly S. Divine, PharmD, CGP, CDE, Assistant Professor Community Pharmacy Residency Program Director Pharmacy Building, 725 Rose St. Lexington, KY 40536-0082 hsdivi1@email.uky.edu

Ohio

Cincinnati Division
University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy

Dr. Wayne Conrad, Chair Division of Pharmacy Practice & Administrative Sciences 3225 Eden Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45267-0004 513-558-0695 wayne.conrad@uc.edu

Columbus Division
The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy

University of Toledo College of Pharmacy
Mary F Powers, PhD Residency Program Director 419-530-1951 Phone 419-530-1950 Fax mary.powers@utoledo.edu

Marialice Bennett, RPh Residency Program Director Emphasis in Community Care
Phone 614-292-2425 bennett@UTNet.Utoledo.edu

Oregon

Fred Meyer Division
Oregon State University College of Pharmacy

Jennifer Davis, PharmD. Clinical Coordinator
Mail Routing: 04002/31D/JLD 3800 SE 22nd Ave. Portland, OR 97202 503-797-7144 prxresidency@fredmeyer.com

Tennessee

Delta Division
The University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy

Kent Stoneking, Pharm.D., CDE, Clinical Care Coordinator, 901-765-4157
kent.stoneking@kroger.com

Virginia

Mid-Atlantic Division
Virginia Commonwealth University

Jean-Venable R. Goode, Pharm.D., BCPS, FAPhA Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy P.O. Box 980533 Richmond, VA 232

Washington

Annie Lam, Pharm.D., CGP, FAPhA Residency Program Director, 1959 NE Pacific St Seattle, WA 98195
Phone: 206-543-2579 Fax: 206-543-3835