Clinical Pharmacist - Cardiology/Anticoagulation

Clinical Pharmacist - Cardiology/Anticoagulation

Job Post Date: 10/27/2023

Req # 21302

Professional - Clinical (Non-Nursing)

WHITE PLAINS HOSPITAL

Pharmacy

Full Time

Day

Mon-Fri 8-4pm

Salary Range: $125,359.07-$188,049.62

Position Summary


Under the general supervision of the Director of Pharmacy Services the Clinical Pharmacist will assume the responsibility


and accountability for the management of rational antibiotic therapy used within White Plains Hospital , or management of


the critical care or high risk patients as defined by area of responsibility. Will provide for the collaboration and consultation


with other health professionals on the therapeutic use of antibiotics or other medication for patients under the scope of


responsibility. Will also provide education and training for health professionals involved in this clinical forum.


Essential Functions and Responsibilities Includes the Following:


1. Understands and adheres to the WPH Performance Standards, Policies and Behaviors.


2. Improve the monitoring and management of the clinical pharmacy antibiotic service or of critical care or high risk


groups to include interventions to improve the quality and cost effectiveness of patient care.


3. Promotes the clinical pharmacy development of pharmacy staff by providing clinical leadership and education as


appropriate.


4. Work collegially with others in all activities in order to achieve organizational objectives, cooperating in both


interpersonal and team relationships to establish common ground, build shared goals and encourage new ideas.


5. Generate creative approaches and new ideas to improve performance, service and quality. This includes


identifying and weighing options and interventions, involving appropriate people in the decision making process


and making sound decisions after reviewing all relevant information.


6. Takes personal responsibility for all work activities and personal actions including following through on


commitments, implementing decisions that have been agreed upon and acknowledging mistakes or failures


without blaming others.