PRN Clinical Pharmacist

Educate and counsel

• Patients, families, and healthcare team members on safe and effective medication use.

Direct Patient Care

• Engage in direct patient care and interdisciplinary rounds, ensuring smooth transitions of care from admission through discharge and follow-up.

Supervision and Mentorship

• Supervise, mentor, and evaluate pharmacy technicians, interns, students, and residents;
• Support team learning and development.

Medication Safety

• Identify, report, and help resolve medication safety events, adverse drug reactions, and errors.

Professional Development

• Demonstrate proficiency with EHRs, pharmacy informatics systems, and medication automation to optimize clinical decision support and documentation.
• Contribute to professional advancement through practice innovation, research, specialty alignment (e.g., critical care, oncology, infectious disease), committee participation, and scholarly activity.

Pharmacist Functions

• Perform all pharmacist functions including compounding, dispensing, verification, and documentation of medications across central, satellite, and IV areas.
• Review and monitor medication orders and patient profiles to prevent, identify, and resolve drug-related problems;
• Complete pharmacist consults and perform pharmacokinetic dosing, monitoring, and adjustments.

Quality Improvement and Compliance

• Participate in quality improvement initiatives, regulatory compliance, and accreditation activities;
• Track performance metrics (e.g., interventions, error reduction, cost savings).

Education and Licensure

• Bachelor's degree required;
• Doctorate preferred;
• Field of study: PharmD;
• Licensed Pharmacist (RPH) required.

Physical Requirements

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Pay Range

$48.25 - $89.75