Clinical Pharmacist, Community Float, Rotating 1st shift, Winston Campus

Position Highlights Clinical Pharmacist, Community Float Full‑time; rotating 1st shift between 7 am and 7:30 pm, Mon‑Fri. Weekend and holiday rotation required. Coverage of all community and specialty pharmacy sites is required. Winston Campus How You’ll Impact Patient Care Oversees pharmaceutical care, including retrieving and evaluating biomedical literature and designing medication therapy regimens. Uses patient education techniques to provide counseling on medication therapy, adverse effects, compliance, appropriate use, handling, and administration. Designs, recommends, monitors, and evaluates patient‑specific pharmacotherapeutic regimens based on relevant literature and implements recommendations effectively while documenting in the appropriate format. Reviews and accurately interprets medication orders and prescriptions. Participates in the management of medical emergencies when applicable. Actively supports department medication safety and quality improvement activities, including reporting events through appropriate channels. Performs quality assurance and performance improvement of the medication use system as appropriate. Collaborates with the health‑care team to manage formulary adherence and the medication‑use process, and assists in acquiring non‑formulary, compassionate use, and investigational medications. Practices in compliance with organizational policies, procedures, and local, state, and federal regulations. Prepares, dispenses, and oversees the proper storage and handling of medications in accordance with best practice, policies, and regulations. Serves as preceptor for pharmacy students, residents, and healthcare learners as assigned. Mentors, orients, trains, and assists with performance evaluation of pharmacy teammates, residents, and students as assigned. Directs and checks the accuracy of the work of pharmacy support team members in accordance with policies to ensure safe and efficient workflows, service standards, and regulatory compliance. Demonstrates knowledge and skills to provide age‑appropriate care, assessing data reflective of the patient’s status and interpreting information to meet age‑specific needs. What You Will Need Bachelor’s or Doctorate degree in pharmacy from an ACPE‑accredited school of pharmacy required, or an FPGEC certificate from NABP. Licensed in the state(s) of practice or eligible for reciprocity required. Credentialing and privileging required based on area of practice. All responsibilities and requirements are subject to possible modification to accommodate individuals with disabilities. Benefits Base compensation within the listed pay range based on qualifications, experience, and training. Premium pay such as shift and on‑call compensation. Incentive pay for select positions. Opportunity for annual increases based on performance. Paid Time Off programs. Health and welfare benefits: medical, dental, vision, life, short‑ and long‑term disability. Flexible Spending Accounts for eligible health care and dependent care expenses. Family benefits such as adoption assistance and paid parental leave. Defined contribution retirement plans with employer match and financial wellness programs. Educational Assistance Program. Note: Eligibility for programs listed above may depend on FTE or status (e.g., full‑time, part‑time, per diem, temporary); please ask a recruiter for more information during an interview. #J-18808-Ljbffr