Clinical Practice Pharmacist - Solid Organ Transplant (Webster, LCC, Galv)

Pharmacist Position

The Clinical Practice Pharmacist provides advanced medication therapy management and direct or consultative patient care services across assigned practice areas. This role integrates clinical decision-making with operational awareness to ensure safe, effective, and cost-conscious medication use in alignment with departmental and system goals.

The Clinical Practice Pharmacist actively participates in interprofessional care teams, applies evidence-based guidelines, manages medication therapy to achieve optimal outcomes, and contributes to the standardization of clinical pharmacy services across sites of care. Practice settings may include inpatient decentralized/unit-based care, ambulatory/specialty pharmacy, infusion services, prior authorization or medication access programs, and revenue integrity functions.

Essential job functions include assisting with transplant pharmacy referrals, transitions of care, patient education, assessing medication regimens, monitoring therapeutic responses, implementing evidence-based guidelines, partnering with healthcare professionals, participating in patient care rounds, serving as a clinical resource, supporting medication distribution, identifying medication-use system issues, educating patients on medications, collaborating on medication-use evaluations, developing clinical pathways, supporting compliance with accreditation and regulatory standards, identifying and reporting medication safety events, and providing orientation and education for pharmacy staff.

Knowledge, skills, and abilities required include strong clinical knowledge across primary and specialty disease states, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, effective collaboration and communication skills with multidisciplinary teams, ability to develop, organize, and accomplish goals, proficiency in medication-use systems and related technology, ability to analyze and evaluate data, capability to adapt clinical skills across multiple practice environments, and effective problem-solving skills.

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