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St. Francis Medical Center
Clinical Pharmacist - Adult Medicine
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A Clinical Pharmacist provides medications to patients and educates patients and physicians on the proper use of medications. Works in a clinical setting, directly with physicians and other health professionals, often granted patient care privileges and responsibility of assisting in patient care management. Usually requires a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.
$135,802 / year median in Mississippi
+0% projected growth
Job Description
Plans and directs the clinical and operational activities of the Pharmacy Department. Establish programs to provide pharmaceutical care; assist with the supervision of the Pharmacy staff in an effort to ensure appropriate drug utilization; provide consultative services to the medical staff regarding pharmacotherapy. Reports to Clinical Pharmacy Manager. Doctor's Degree in Pharmacy from an accredited School of pharmacy and continuing education requirements of the Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy. Completion of clinical residency or equivalent experience or training. Minimum of three years' clinical expertise required. Employee must demonstrate ability to recognize patients' individual needs based on medical conditions, age (infants, pediatrics, adolescents, young adults, middle-aged and geriatric), limitations and planned procedures. Requires oral and written communication skills, leadership skills and professional affiliations. Licensed as a pharmacist in Mississippi, and controlled substance license. Board Certification in Pharmacotherapy (or subspeciality) is desired. Pharmaceutical Care Reviews patient information to evaluate appropriateness of drug therapy and dosing regimens as well as absence of contraindications. Selects drug products that are effective, cost beneficial, and promote patient compliance. Suggests non-drug therapy when appropriate. Assist the medical staff in selecting therapy regimens, which are cost effective and meet individual patient needs. Suggests appropriate alternatives for non-formulary drugs. Recommends drug discontinuation or dosage alteration when indicated. Identifies potentially significant drug-drug, drug-food, drug-laboratory, and drug disease interactions and communicates clinically relevant interactions to prescribers. Assures compliance and follow-up with adverse reaction reporting and medication occurrence reporting programs. Liaison/Committee Participation Works with medical staff in developing protocols and dosing guidelines. Serves on one or more Medical Staff Committees or Subcommittees. Actively contributes to accomplishing the goals of the Committee or Subcommittee. Education (Staff Development and Training) Develops educational materials and provides educational programs for the pharmacy staff and other hospital personnel. Prepares educational materials for the house staff on new policies. Works with individual staff members to apply clinical skills, including formulary management and drug therapy monitoring skills, and adverse drug reaction reporting. Serves as clinical mentor for pharmacists in assigned med groups. Serves as a preceptor for students from the affiliated colleges of pharmacy. Assists in educating the nursing staff when necessary. Quality Management Participates in the Quality Management programs for the Department. Develops and implements quality assurance/improvement drug usage evaluations, and productivity monitors for integrated clinical services.