The Harris Health System PGY1 Community-Based Residency is a postgraduate year one program designed to advance clinical and professional skills in community pharmacy practice. As part of a public health system, the residency emphasizes patient-centered care, medication therapy management, and chronic disease management within diverse, underserved populations. The program offers structured rotations, mentorship, and hands-on experience in outpatient and community settings. While specific details regarding duration, stipend, and rotation sites are not provided in the available information, the residency is structured to meet accreditation standards for PGY1 community-based programs. Residents typically engage in direct patient care, quality improvement initiatives, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The program aims to cultivate leaders in community pharmacy who can address health disparities and improve population health. Applicants should consult the Harris Health System website or contact the program director for comprehensive details on application requirements, deadlines, and benefits. The residency is ideal for pharmacy graduates seeking a rigorous, service-oriented training environment within a large public health system.