Clinical Pharmacist

Role Overview The Pharmacist implements pharmaceutical services by dispensing medications accurately and performing various clinical functions such as therapeutic drug monitoring, patient-specific dosing, and medication management. They oversee medication quality assurance, verify physician orders, and ensure proper medication storage and dispensing according to guidelines. Key Responsibilities Dispense medications from physician orders, ensuring accuracy and appropriateness of dosages. Communicate with healthcare professionals regarding medication orders, drug interactions, allergies, and dosing questions. Utilize computer systems and reference materials to support clinical decisions and documentation. Supervise pharmacy technicians, oversee IV admixtures, hyperalimentation, narcotic control, and investigational drugs. Monitor for adverse drug reactions and participate in department projects, policy updates, and staff training. Participate in pharmacokinetic dosing, medication reconciliation, and clinical functions tailored to patient needs. Qualifications & Skills Licensed Pharmacist with a Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy. Knowledge of chemotherapy agents, hyperalimentation, IV admixture, narcotic control, investigational drugs, and therapeutic drug monitoring. Strong communication skills for collaborating with healthcare teams. Proficiency in computer systems, medication dosing, and documentation. Ability to exercise sound judgment in patient care scenarios. #J-18808-Ljbffr