The Clinical Pharmacist delivers comprehensive, patient-centered pharmaceutical care across a variety of specialty areas, including Behavioral Health, Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Infectious Disease, Pediatrics/Neonates, Oncology, Inpatient Transitions of Care, Investigational Drug Services, and Opioid Stewardship, and other. Responsibilities include reviewing and optimizing medication therapy, performing medication reconciliation, monitoring therapeutic outcomes, managing adverse drug events, and providing patient and caregiver education. The pharmacist collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to develop individualized care plans, participates in clinical rounds, and provides drug information and pharmacotherapy recommendations. Additionally, the role contributes to quality improvement initiatives, policy and protocol development, and clinical projects. The Clinical Pharmacist conducts medication use evaluations and research, and ensures compliance with institutional, state, and federal regulations to support safe, effective, and evidence-based medication use. General Responsibilities Reviewing patient medication regimens and providing recommendations to optimize therapy based on clinical guidelines and best practices. Conducting medication reconciliation to ensure accuracy and safety during transitions of care. Educating patients and caregivers on proper medication use, side effects, and adherence strategies. Collaborating with healthcare providers to develop and implement patient-specific care plans. Monitoring patient outcomes and adjusting therapy as necessary to achieve therapeutic goals. Participating in interdisciplinary rounds and providing pharmacotherapy recommendations. Providing drug information to healthcare professionals and patients as needed. Contributing to quality improvement initiatives related to medication use and patient safety. Documenting interventions, clinical assessments, and recommendations in the electronic health record. Staying current with developments in pharmacotherapy and evidence-based medicine. Serve as a preceptor and mentor for pharmacists, pharmacy residents and students as needed Infectious Disease Actively view trends in antimicrobial utilization and antimicrobial resistance patterns Lead infectious disease section meetings with Infectious Disease section medical Chief Participate in site and system wide Infection Prevention and Antimicrobial Stewardship meetings Provide consultative service in infectious diseases pharmacotherapy and pharmacokinetics, examine the pharmacoeconomic impact of providing care to patients Participate in drug therapy evaluations both prospectively and retrospectively Demonstrate knowledge of various drug information resources and be able to research and interpret data and information Build annual site-specific antibiogram Participate in quality, safety and other project work related to infectious diseases Conduct medication use evaluations and research projects in collaboration with other healthcare professionals to identify areas of medication use optimization with publication and/or presentation at local and/or national meetings Precept pharmacy residents and pharmacy students Education/Experience Graduation from an accredited School of Pharmacy with PharmD required Current active registration and licensure with the State of New Jersey Board of Pharmacy required Previous hospital pharmacy experience preferred. PGY2 pharmacy residency training in infectious disease highly preferred.