Clinical Pharmacist: Elevating Patient-Centered Care

Northeast-Georgia-Health-System; Gainesville (GA); On-site; USD 105,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Northeast Georgia Health System seeks a pharmacist to provide pharmaceutical care across adult and geriatric patients. You will review orders, ensure dosing accuracy, communicate with physicians, and participate in Clinical Pharmacy Services to optimize therapy.

You'll educate patients and families, monitor adverse reactions, and support formulary use while adhering to USP guidelines. Collaboration with pharmacists and clinicians is essential to improve patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Pharm D. or R.Ph licensure required.
• High School Diploma with Pharm. D. or BS degree required.
• Licensure and qualifications to practice pharmacy.
• Experience in hospital/pharmacy setting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide prescribed medications accurately and efficiently.
• Verify medication orders for completeness, accuracy, and dosing schedules.
• Communicate with physicians regarding orders or non-formulary requests.
• Follow USP 795/797/800 guidelines for sterile and non-sterile preparations.
• Participate in Clinical Pharmacy Service to optimize therapy.
• Provide drug information to healthcare providers after literature review.
• Monitor patients clinically and review profiles for assigned patients.
• Educate patients and families on medications and their use.

Skills

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Clinical assessment

Judgment

Pharmacy operations

Education

Pharm D or R.Ph licensure

BS degree or Pharm D (high school diploma with Pharm D)

Job description

Northeast Georgia Health System seeks a pharmacist to provide pharmaceutical care across adult and geriatric patients. You will review orders, ensure dosing accuracy, communicate with physicians, and participate in Clinical Pharmacy Services to optimize therapy.

You'll educate patients and families, monitor adverse reactions, and support formulary use while adhering to USP guidelines. Collaboration with pharmacists and clinicians is essential to improve patient outcomes.