Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacist I - Part-Time

Baptist Health; Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 40,000 - 64,000; Part time

Job summary

Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacist I at Baptist Health will practice within clinics or integrated clinical teams to support medication therapy management, ensuring safe and cost-effective care for ambulatory patients. The pharmacist will interact with patients and providers to resolve medication-related problems and set treatment goals.

Responsibilities include titration and monitoring of therapy, patient and provider education, transitions of care, and precepting APPE students as needed.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an ACPE accredited College of Pharmacy with a Doctorate of Pharmacy degree.
• Active license to practice Pharmacy from the Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy.
• 3 years' experience as a full-time pharmacist or completion of ASHP-accredited PGY1 residency program.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Eligible to precept APPE students and PGY1 pharmacy residents as defined by latest ASHP standards.
• Preferred: ASHP-accredited PGY1 residency; Board Certification (BCPS or BCACP); and Quality improvement experience.

Responsibilities

• Practice within Baptist Health clinics or embedded within a multidisciplinary clinical team to support ambulatory patients.
• Ensure provision of safe, efficacious, cost-effective, and high-quality medication therapy and disease management.
• Consult with patients and providers to identify and resolve medication-related problems and set treatment goals.
• Titrate, manage, and monitor medication therapy; address gaps in care.
• Educate patients and providers, support transitions of care, and precept students when needed.

Skills

Communication skills

Patient-centered care

Education

Doctorate of Pharmacy (PharmD)

Arkansas Pharmacist License

Job description

Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacist I at Baptist Health will practice within clinics or integrated clinical teams to support medication therapy management, ensuring safe and cost-effective care for ambulatory patients. The pharmacist will interact with patients and providers to resolve medication-related problems and set treatment goals.

Responsibilities include titration and monitoring of therapy, patient and provider education, transitions of care, and precepting APPE students as needed.