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PeaceHealth
Clinical Pharmacist - Inpatient
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What they do
A Hospital Pharmacist provides medications to patients and educates patients on the proper use of medications. Works within a hospital settings. May consult with physicians about correct dosage and appropriate administration as well as discuss adverse reactions. The types of medications and their dispersal may differ significantly from those handled by retail pharmacists.
$144,644 / year median in Oregon
-12% projected decline
Job Description
Clinical Pharmacist
- Inpatient PeaceHealth
- 3.3 Springfield, OR Job Details Per diem $67.74
- $101.
- $101.
What you will do:
Reviews medication orders for appropriateness and accuracy including, but not limited to: contraindications, allergies, dose, route, frequency, duplicate therapy and formulary status. Interprets, clarifies, and rectifies physician medication and IV orders, including the medication reconciliation process. Interprets, clarifies, and rectifies prescriptions and selects medications for outpatient dispensing. Monitors all patients on specified target drugs and initiates pharmacokinetic dosing protocols. Evaluates drug therapy for appropriateness and makes drug therapy recommendations to clinician. Prescribes drug therapy per collaborative drug therapy management agreements/Medical Executive Committee approved protocols. Dispenses the final product for administration and performs patient counseling. Detect, monitor, and report adverse drug events and medication errors (EIR). Supervise and train pharmacy technicians to assure accurate order entry, preparation, and proper technique. Supervise and trains pharmacy interns and externs. May serve as preceptor for the intern or extern as defined by the State Board of Pharmacy. Participate in development of drug protocols and clinical pathways. Perform drug usage evaluations on selected drugs and reports results to the Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee. Completes quality assurance auditing as required for prescriptive authority.What you bring:
Bachelor's Degree Required:
Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy Required:
from an accredited schoolRequired:
Demonstrated basic pharmacy clinical skills andRequired:
Demonstrated customer services skillsRequired:
Pharmacist- Oregon currently licensed or able to obtain license by date of hire