Ambulatory Pharmacist Leader Flexible Shifts & Impact

University of California; Los Angeles (CA); Sur place; USD 132 000 - 154 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

UCLA Health in Los Angeles is seeking a clinical pharmacist to lead ambulatory pharmacy services within our world-class health system. You will ensure delivery of high-quality patient care and collaborate with medical staff to optimize outcomes.

The role requires a PharmD, active California license, and board certifications as described. You will guide dispensing workflows, participate in clinical programs, and adapt to a dynamic healthcare environment while maintaining patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• California Pharmacy licensure in good standing and PharmD degree are required.
• CSP or equivalent board certification preferred; APh licensure desirable.
• BLS certificate from Red Cross or American Heart Association preferred.
• Immunization Delivery certification required or able to obtain.
• Strong communication, organizational and prioritization skills.

Responsabilités

• Perform dispensing activities and clinical program optimization to deliver patient care
• Support Pharmacy Supervisor in ensuring compliance with rules and policies
• Collaborate with pharmacy staff, medical professionals, and administrative teams
• Demonstrate problem-solving and adapt to a changing health care environment
• Maintain a patient-centric focus with integrity and commitment
• Lead ambulatory pharmacy services within UCLA Health

Connaissances

Clinical leadership

Communication

Organization

Prioritization

Follow-through

Formation

PharmD degree

California Pharmacist licensure

Description du poste

UCLA Health in Los Angeles is seeking a clinical pharmacist to lead ambulatory pharmacy services within our world-class health system. You will ensure delivery of high-quality patient care and collaborate with medical staff to optimize outcomes.

The role requires a PharmD, active California license, and board certifications as described. You will guide dispensing workflows, participate in clinical programs, and adapt to a dynamic healthcare environment while maintaining patient-centered care.