Pharmacist Clinical - Hospital Pharmacy - Per Diem
About the Job
The Clinical Pharmacist operates in both central distribution and decentralized nursing unit settings. The Clinical Pharmacist leverages strong clinical aptitude along with a team-first attitude to positively affect patient outcomes in a multidisciplinary healthcare team environment.
What You’ll Do
- Meditation Order Processing: Prompt and accurate medication order processing of computer physician order entry (CPOE) via the electronic health system (EHR).
- Clinical Pharmacy: Monitors drug therapy to prevent contraindications, duplicate therapy, drug interactions and allergic reactions. Recommends appropriate medication doses and adjustments as indicated by patient conditions. Responds to drug information requests with accurate, clinically relevant, reliable, and valuable information in a timely manner.
- Collaboration with Healthcare Team: Participate in multidisciplinary team rounding with physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nursing, case management and other disciplines involved in patient care.
- Patient Interactions: Ability to interact with patients and caregivers including accurate collection of patient's medication history and provide education when appropriate.
- Respond to critical patient situations (i.e., Traumas, codes) to provide pharmacy support as part of the medical response team.
- Education: Provides training and education to pharmacists, nurses, providers, students, and residents as applicable.
- Development: Actively involved with personal professional development and growth to support clinical care of patients. Shows engagement with and completion of education and training beyond licensure requirements. Acts to improve work and departmental performance.
- Pharmacy Operations: Understands and adheres to hospital formulary whenever possible. Provides recommendations for therapeutic interchange as necessary. Participates in medication utilization or other assessments of clinical, cost-effective use of medications.
- Oversight of technician duties, ensuring work for accuracy. Understands, supports, and organizes technician workflows to meet patient needs and improve patient care. Provides leadership and direction in oversight responsibility with technicians.
What You’ll Need
- PharmD or BS in Pharmacy Required. Current New Hampshire Pharmacist license to practice Pharmacy required. Board of Pharmacy Specialist (BPS) certification strongly preferred. Residency preferred.
- Basic Life Support Certification preferred but not required.
- One (1) year previous pharmacy experience preferred. Epic Willow experience preferred. Knowledge of New Hampshire drug laws preferred.
Elliot Health System Has to Offer
- Health, dental, prescription, and vision coverage for full-time (30+ hours) & part-time (20+ hours) employees
- Short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance coverage
- Continuing Education Reimbursement Programs, College Discounts up to 25% off tuition.
- 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan
- Multiple onsite gym locations with FREE access for employees (plus yoga, personal training and more)
Work Schedule
Per Diem, variable shifts
Career Development
The Elliot is committed to working with you to develop a rewarding career path that provides many opportunities for learning and growth.
Living & Working in NH
NH is an economically strong region with a low cost of living, including no state sales or income tax, outstanding schools, and safe and vibrant communities in which to raise a family. We are located less than one hour from Boston, the Seacoast, and the White Mountains. The area is not only known for the premier medical and clinical excellence available but also for vast recreational opportunities for every lifestyle.
Benefits
As an employee at Elliot Health System you are a valued member of a team that makes a higher level of care happen every day. We believe that you deserve the most affordable and comprehensive benefits we can provide. Please view our comprehensive list of benefits below.