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Clinical Staff Pharmacist
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Highland Hospital
Rochester, NY (In Person)
$144,934 Salary, Full-Time
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Clinical Staff Pharmacist Highland Hospital - 3.8 Rochester, NY Job Details Full-time $126,258 - $163,610 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Dispensing prescriptions Medication safety and administration compliance Mid-level Licensed Pharmacist (State-Specific) Doctor of Pharmacy Licensed Pharmacist Pharmacy Acute care Pharmacy operations Pharmacotherapeutics State and federal pharmacy laws 2 years Full Job Description Under the direction of the Director of Clinical Pharmacy Services and the Director of Pharmacy Operations, optimizes patient medication therapy by providing comprehensive pharmacy services. Using clinical judgement and available resources, approves the ordering of medications for patients treated at Highland Hospital. Oversees and directly contributes to the compounding, preparation, and dispensing of medications for patients of Highland Hospital in accordance with all applicable state and federal laws and regulations. Works collaboratively with the health care team to accomplish patient care goals. The distribution of clinical and operational responsibilities may vary depending upon the assigned responsibilities of the pharmacist. For example, a level II pharmacist may play a very important role in the main pharmacy or the IV compounding area where the opportunity to spend significant time on more clinical responsibilities is not feasible. Regardless of the focus of the assigned responsibilities, the degree of specialized knowledge and competencies is expected to be greater than that of a Level I pharmacist