Clinical Pharmacist — Optimize Therapy & Patient Care

UMC Health System; Lubbock, Northern (TX, KY); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Resilience program

Emotional

Physical

Spiritual

Financial

Career Community

On-Site Professional Counselors (EAP)

Discounted Pharmacy Cost

Cash Retention Bonus

Retirement Benefits w/Employer Match

PTO & Extended Illness

Medical, Dental, & Vision Insurance

Job summary

UMC Health System in Texas is seeking a Staff Pharmacist to optimize patient outcomes by reviewing medications, ensuring safe dosing, and collaborating with nurses and physicians in a multidisciplinary hospital setting.

You will evaluate therapy, monitor for ADE/ADR, and participate in patient care committees while ensuring compliance with USP guidelines. A BS Pharm or PharmD and Texas licensure within 90 days are required.

Qualifications

• Licensure to practice as a pharmacist in Texas within 90 days of employment.
• Hospital/clinical pharmacy experience preferred.
• Strong communication and teamwork across multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Promote and support the culture and values of UMC.
• Review physician orders and patient profiles for standard, appropriate therapy and dosing.
• Identify and document potential ADEs and drug interactions; intervene as needed.
• Ensure medication orders are processed in a timely manner and check for accuracy.
• Monitor patient medication profiles for allergies, contraindications, interactions, and duplications.
• Assist in training pharmacy technicians and ensure compliance with departmental policies and USP guidelines (795/797/800).
• Maintain proper labeling, documentation, and records with pharmacist initials.
• Provide medication information to healthcare professionals and educate on therapy options.

Skills

Verbal communication

Hospital knowledge

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Education

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or PharmD

Job description

UMC Health System in Texas is seeking a Staff Pharmacist to optimize patient outcomes by reviewing medications, ensuring safe dosing, and collaborating with nurses and physicians in a multidisciplinary hospital setting.

You will evaluate therapy, monitor for ADE/ADR, and participate in patient care committees while ensuring compliance with USP guidelines. A BS Pharm or PharmD and Texas licensure within 90 days are required.