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After the Birth of Your Child Several screenings will be performed to ensure your child’s health and safety after delivery. State Blood Screening The Michigan Department of Public Health requires all babies born in Michigan to have a blood test that checks for more than 40 metabolic disorders. If detected early, these disorders may be treated to prevent mental retardation or other serious problems. The blood sample is taken by heel stick 24 hours after birth and is repeated before your baby is discharged. Heart Screening This tests helps identify babies who may have a congenital heart defect

Contact Us If you have any questions regarding your advance care planning needs, clarification on how to complete an advance directive, or any other advance care planning questions, please contact your primary care provider or one of the numbers below. For assistance with questions about your wishes and completing an advance directive form, contact one of the following: Kalkaska Memorial Health Center Patient Relations 231-258-7532 Cadillac Hospital Ask for the Social Work or Spiritual Care departments 231-876-7200 Charlevoix Hospital 231-547-4024 Grayling Community Health Center 989-348-0550

Early Childhood Services in Kalkaska Kalkaska Memorial Health Center is pleased to provide educational opportunities for young children in our community. Programs are available for children from birth through 12 years of age. We also offer Summer Camp services for children in kindergarten through 12 years old. KMHC Child Development Center and Preschool Childcare and preschool services are available for the children of Kalkaska Memorial Health Center employees, as well as children in our community. Our Child Development Center and Preschool participates in the state’s Great Start Readiness

Pharmacy Residency Program POST-GRADUATE YEAR 1 PHARMACY RESIDENCY PROGRAM Program Description Munson Medical Center is a nationally-recognized, 439-bed community teaching hospital in northern Michigan. Its PGY1 residency program has been in place since 2004. Over the years, the program has grown with our hospital and services. Munson offers five PGY1 positions, as well as a PGY2 position in Infectious Disease. Much like other programs, this is a 12-month ASHP accredited residency program. Our focus for the residents’ learning experience involves a clinical backbone of acute care medicine

PGY-2 Pharmacy Infectious Diseases Residency Munson Medical Center (MMC) Department of Pharmacy is proud to offer a one-year PGY2 Infectious Diseases (ID) Pharmacy Residency. Overview The purpose of this program is to train pharmacists to be experts in the management of infectious diseases pharmacotherapy and antimicrobial stewardship by working closely with the ID pharmacist and ID physicians at MMC. As adjunctive faculty for Ferris State University College of Pharmacy, the resident will gain valuable teaching experience not only in the classroom, but also in the clinical setting as a

Clinical Rotations Required Orientation Infectious Disease Emergency Medicine Critical Care Oncology Cardiology Internal Medicine Longitudinal Experiences Staffing Medication Safety Pharmacy Operations Drug Utilization Management Research Project Staff Education (4 CE programs/year) Preceptor Development Electives Home Infusion Anticoagulation Clinic Inpatient Anticoagulation Cardiology II Heart Failure Clinic Neonatal Intensive Care Infectious Disease II Critical Care II Emergency Medicine II Internal Medicine II Pain

Salary and Benefits The PGY1 program is a full-time, fully-benefited employment position at Munson Medical Center. Residents are paid a competitive salary and are allowed (once trained) to pick up additional weekend shifts for full pharmacist hourly wages. Two weeks paid time off for vacation, sick time, or personal needs are afforded to the resident. As a Munson employee, the benefit package for the resident also includes heath care coverage, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. Residents also may contribute to the Transamerica® 403b retirement/investment account and take advantage

Application Information Residency applicants must have graduated from an ACPE-accredited pharmacy program and be eligible for State of Michigan licensure. The resident is expected to obtain licensure as a pharmacist in the State of Michigan within two months of starting the residency program. All application materials must be submitted only through PhORCAS by January 1 . Applications will be evaluated by the residency program director(s) and advisor. Onsite or remote teleconferencing interviews will be extended to those selected. Onsite interviews will begin the last week of January and will