Pharmacist, Critical Care

Position Purpose The Pharmacist is responsible for educating, assisting, and interacting with patients in an outpatient clinic setting with regards to health promotion and wellness. Key Functions and Responsibilities Works collaboratively with multi-disciplinary teams to optimize drug therapy. Provide direct patient care, including treatments assessment and medication management activities. Clinically evaluate all patients in a specified area daily. Ensure documentation is placed in the medical record regarding pharmacy recommendations, plans, intervention and medication reconciliation in medical records. Review patient's drug regimen for an appropriate indication, dosing, allergy verification, potential drug interactions, lab monitoring, duplication of therapy, and medical documentation. Provide accurate and timely drug information to physicians, nurses and other health professionals. Respond to level 1 trauma, code blue massive blood transfusion emergencies. Provide direct patient care and medication therapy monitoring, including antibiotic stewardship, pharmacokinetic drug dosing, renal and hepatic dosing and patient education. Develop, implement, and monitor clinical protocols. Provide consultative services and clinical expertise to evaluate and improve medication usage and therapeutic outcomes. Process orders and prescriptions to provide medication and pharmaceutical supplies ordered by physicians and authorized medical practitioners. Facilitate discharge planning and smooth transition to alternate sites for care from a pharmacy perspective. Provide cost-effective management of drug utilization within the clinic. Monitor polypharmacy and high dose pharmaceutical dosing to prevent adverse effects. Provide drug information to patients and their families. Demonstrate professional communication with patients, family members, professional and support personnel involved in the delivery of patient care. Required Education and Licensing Completion of ASHP accredited PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency AND completion of ASHP-accredited PGY2 in Emergency Medicine Pharmacy or Critical Care Pharmacy OR Completion of ASHP accredited PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency AND 3 years of practical clinical practice experience in Emergency medicine with BPS board certification. American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification American Heart Association Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification Meets standards of an ASHP-Qualified Residency Preceptor within one year of employment. Bachelor's degree in pharmacy. Must be obtained from a college or university accredited by the Accreditation Council on Pharmaceutical Education (ACPE). Required Knowledge and Experience Minimum of one year of pharmacy experience within the last three years High-level of reliability and dependability A valid driver's license is required Working Conditions and Environment This position is on-site in a medical facility. Driving may be required. Physical Requirements The position requires repetitive motion, such as standing, walking, sitting and bending. Light lifting, up to 20 pounds, may be required. #J-18808-Ljbffr Global Dynamics LLC