Clinical Staff Pharmacist

The role involves providing age-specific pharmaceutical care and clinical services within assigned patient care areas. Responsibilities include managing medication orders for safety, participating in pharmacotherapeutic planning, supervising healthcare team members, processing sterile products, and contributing to departmental goals and quality improvement activities. The pharmacist offers drug information, education, and actively participates in departmental committees to enhance safety and efficiency through automation. Key qualifications include at least one year of pharmacy experience, preferably in a hospital setting, with a Bachelor of Science or Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Required skills encompass computer literacy, interpersonal communication, and clinical awareness, with a preference for advanced order entry skills and familiarity with Microsoft Office. Licensure must be active and unrestricted, with eligibility for state licensure within 120 days. Additional certifications like BLS or ACLS and post-graduate training are desirable.