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Clinical Informatics Pharmacist
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What they do
An Informatics Pharmacist improves precision and safety of prescribing and administering medications by using technology and data analysis. Draws on both pharmaceutical expertise and computer science to improve patient outcomes. Uses patient information in electronic health records (EHR) to prevent errors, streamline operations, share information and assess the dangers of full medication spread for a patient.
$126,710 / year median in New Jersey
+3% projected growth
Job Description
- Apply strong clinical pharmacy knowledge to healthcare technology and IT projects.
- Analyze medication-use workflows, including prescribing, verification, dispensing, administration, and monitoring
- Review clinical requirements related to medications, formulary management, drug interactions, dosing, allergies, and medication safety
- Work with clinical teams to identify workflow gaps and opportunities for technology-based improvements
- Support medication safety and quality-improvement initiatives.
- Act as a subject matter expert for pharmacy and medication-related workflows.
- Translate clinical requirements into clear functional and technical requirements for IT teams. Required Qualifications
- PharmD / Doctor of Pharmacy or equivalent pharmacy degree.
- Current or recent experienc e as a Clinical Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Health-System Pharmacist, or similar clinical pharmacy profes sional