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The training process included live videoconference lectures about relevant ICU topics and on-site experiences with critical care clinical pharmacists. Based on their experience in training for and participating in ICU care of patients with COVID-19, the pharmacy residents recommend considering additional cross-training of residents, integration of additional clinical education, creation of opportunities for resident involvement in telehealth, advancement of residents\u2019 roles in emergency responses, building robust mental health services, and continued advocacy for the advancement of pharmacists\u2019 and pharmacy residents\u2019 scope of practice.<\/jats:p>\n <\/jats:sec>\n \n Conclusion<\/jats:title>\n The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic caused the institution to reevaluate the allocation of resources, and the department of pharmacy elected to deploy PGY1 pharmacy residents with previous ICU experience to assist in caring for an ICU patient census that had doubled. 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