Clinical Pharmacist

Employment Type: Part time | Shift: Rotating Shift Description: General Summary and Purpose A Clinical Pharmacist provides medication preparation, distribution services and is prospectively involved with provision of pharmaceutical care and the promotion of high‑quality, cost‑effective, patient‑focused care for populations across the age continuum (from neonatal to geriatric patients depending on hospital populations served) in conjunction with other members of the healthcare team according to professional standards and statutory requirements. The clinical pharmacist demonstrates pharmacotherapy expertise, participates in interdisciplinary education programs, and participates in problem recognition and resolution related to medication usage, actively participates in CQI initiative development and completion and provides clinical education to pharmacy department staff, students and pharmacy residents if part of the department. Required Education, Experience and Certification / Licensure Education: Required Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy. Doctor of Pharmacy degree or equivalent clinical degree in pharmacy practice is preferred. Experience: Previous related hospital experience or hospital residency strongly preferred. Licensure / Certification: Registered pharmacist possessing or eligible for a Michigan Pharmacist and Controlled Substance license is required. Maintenance of minimum hours of State Board of Pharmacy continuing education credits every two years as required by the State of Michigan. Per specific hospital policy, Current Basic Life Support (BLS) and / or Advanced Life Support (ACLS) certification as required. Required Skills and Abilities Interpersonal skills necessary to effectively communicate drug therapy information to all health team members, patients, and administrators / managers. Interpersonal skills necessary to interact with patients, physicians, and other healthcare providers. Broad knowledge of medications compounding and dispensing. Thorough knowledge of pathophysiology, pharmacokinetics and therapeutics. Analytic skills necessary to organize and prioritize multiple job duties. General understanding of computers, including general operations and data retrieval. Commitment to adhere to activities that promote the vision and mission of Trinity Health and the Department of Pharmacy and the principles of continuous quality improvement within the organization. Demonstrated punctual professional demeanor that is willing to work variable hours on a rotating schedule. Excellent customer service orientation skills necessary in order to deal effectively with various levels of hospital personnel, outside customers and community groups. Communication skills necessary for clear written and oral communication. Thorough knowledge of the regulatory, statutory, and professional aspects of pharmacy practice. Demonstrated working knowledge of pharmacokinetics. Demonstrated teaching ability. Essential Functions and Responsibilities Interprets and evaluates medication orders to ensure appropriateness of therapy; including, but not #J-18808-Ljbffr