Clinical Pharmacy Manager; Infectious Disease; Mount Sinai Hospital

Responsible for carrying out clinical pharmacy services, promoting clinically and evidence-based rational drug therapy, and sound pharmaceutical care through the development of new (or expansion of existing) pharmacy practice programs, drug therapy policies, and other programs. Serves as a clinical pharmacy infectious disease resource for the health system and its affiliated pharmacy services. Responsible to serve as a preceptor for the residency program, and for students from local colleges of pharmacy. Conducts research and other scholarly activities throughout the year with the goal of publishing. Supervises and guides pharmacists on the optimal provision of care to ensure professional development, and through use of their independent judgment, directs and disciplines their employees. Other responsibilities include patient care rounds, clinical interventions, medication use evaluations and institutional committee membership.

• Demonstrates the ability to perform clinical/technical/service/administrative tasks:

Conducts and participates in departmental activities to meet the

goals, objectives and policies of the department, hospital/medical center, by

the standards set forth by Federal and State Regulatory agencies and The Joint

Commission

Develops and implements policies and procedures to meet

professional standards and improve medications safety, including those

established by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP)

Implements decisions of and provides support for the Pharmacy

& Therapeutics committee by preparing drug evaluations and assisting in

formulary maintenance

Uses an interdisciplinary approach to collaborate with other

health care professionals to plan, monitor, review, and evaluate the cost,

utilization, safety and effectiveness of drugs and drug regimens, and the

elimination of unnecessary duplication of service, in order to provide optimization

of medication therapy

Attends interdisciplinary rounds and provides, and follows up, on

recommended interventions with prescribers, interdisciplinary care team, other

pharmacists, patients and/or caregivers, including appropriate documentation of

recommendations and interventions

Engages in active patient-centered medication therapy management,

including medication reconciliation services and discharge services, patient

counseling on appropriate medical therapy, conducting comprehensive medication

reviews, and targeted interventions to assess appropriateness of all

medications in order to improve clinical outcomes, reduce unnecessary

readmission, lapses in care, and adverse drug reactions.

Maintains patient/employee confidentiality in the management of

information

Coordinates the provision of pharmaceutical care by pharmacy

department members

Ensures the work environment is well maintained

Demonstrates initiative and leadership

• Remains current with various pharmaceutical databases, national guidelines, and follows evidence-based medicine for medication therapy management of disease states
• Provides education to patients, family members, and/or caretakers about disease states and medications, including:

Desired results and/or goals of chronic disease states

Name, strength, description, and purpose of each medication

How to administer each medication timely, safely, and

appropriately

How agents work to attain adequate therapy

Interacting foods, disease states, and drugs where appropriate

Importance of therapeutic drug monitoring for efficacy and

toxicity

Recognition of disease state exacerbation and procedures to

follow in these instances

Recognition of side effects of therapy and the importance of

notifying his/her physician if any should occur

Importance of adherence to pharmacotherapy and appointments

Aids to increase medication adherence

• Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care, based on physical, psychosocial, educational, safety, and related criteria, appropriate to the age of the patients served in assigned area. (check all populations served)

Neonate/Infant

Pediatric Adolescent Adult Geriatric

Identifies physical, behavioral and emotional characteristics

typical for the age group

Modifies approaches based on patient age-specific needs and

responses to treatment

Provides care for patients based on age-specific needs

Uses communication techniques which are age appropriate

• Educational/Professional Development

Participates in the development of other staff members by

identifying the learning needs of pharmacy staff and other healthcare

professionals through education on but not limited to: clinical appropriateness

of medications, dose adjustments, drug selection based on formulary, drug

interactions, drug cost, and patient safety

Serves as a preceptor for the residency program, and for students

from local colleges of pharmacy

Designs and implements appropriate trainings and development

programs in a timely fashion to maintain contemporary practice

• Supervisory Functions

Supervises pharmacy employees

Interviews candidates for pharmacy management and staff positions

Implements discipline and corrective action plans for assigned

pharmacy staff

Promotion of employees based on assessment of clinical skills, if

applicable

Responsible for employee performance evaluations for assigned

staff

Attends and contributes to pharmacy management meetings

Provides off-hour coverage for the department

Education Requirements

• Doctor of Pharmacy Degree required
• ASHP-Accredited PGY-1 required; PGY-2 preferred
• Board Certification ( e.g., BCPS, BCCCP) strongly encouraged

Experience Requirements

3 years hospital experience or equivalent, with clinical experience/training

Licensing and Certification Requirements

Name: Registered Pharmacist Issuing Agency: NYS Board of Pharmacy

Continues to meet regulatory, educational, and licensure requirements throughout employment, as set forth by New York State regulations.

Achieves annual requirement of 15 continuing education hours (ACPE approved).

Compensation Statement

The Mount Sinai Health System (MSHS) provides salary ranges that comply with the New York City Law on Salary Transparency in Job Advertisements. The salary range for the role is $159,000.00 - $190,565.00 Annually. Actual salaries depend on a variety of factors, including experience, education, and operational need. The salary range or contractual rate listed does not include bonuses/incentive, differential pay or other forms of compensation or benefits.

Non-Bargaining Unit, 184 - Pharmacy - MSH, Mount Sinai Hospital

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