PharmD students who look to take that extra step towards building their career with further residency training can be pretty green, and the residency interview team is fully aware of this fact. Whether you are considering a specific subspecialty like ambulatory care or cardiology or learning more advanced skills like nutrition support or informatics, you should be aware of where you need further knowledge and skills. Your interview team will appreciate the fact that you are aware of your shortcomings and have a plan for addressing them if you match into their program, so be sure to put some thought into this before your interview and come prepared to discuss your drive and willingness to tackle your weaknesses.
