Clinical Pharmacist — Patient-Centered Medication Expert

C002 Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA); United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA) seeks a hospital pharmacist to ensure safe and effective medication use in accordance with professional standards. The role involves clinical pharmacy services, medication safety, and collaboration with care teams within MUHA.

Responsibilities include verifying orders, compounding, counseling patients and staff, maintaining sterile IV products per USP standards, inventory management, and contributing to Pharmacy and Therapeutics initiatives.

Qualifications

• Licensed pharmacist in good standing
• Experience in hospital or clinical pharmacy preferred

Responsibilities

• Verifies medication orders and assesses appropriateness based on patient parameters.
• Compounds, labels, packages, and dispenses pharmaceuticals; supports clinical pharmacy parameters.
• Advises patients, families, and healthcare providers on medications including dosage and side effects.
• Ensures accuracy and sterility of compounded IV products per USP 797/800.
• Maintains accurate controlled substance counts and dispenses per current procedures.
• Assists with inventory control, stock rotation, and expiration audits; complies with safety/storage requirements.
• Confirms medications are in automated dispensing cabinets; notifies buyers of low-inventory items.
• Fills used crash carts and maintains medication trays/kits.
• Completes assignments for Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee; participates in hospital committees.
• Provides inpatient pharmacy support, direct patient care and clinical monitoring as needed.

Skills

Clinical pharmacy

Medication safety

Patient counseling

Inventory management

Job description

Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA) seeks a hospital pharmacist to ensure safe and effective medication use in accordance with professional standards. The role involves clinical pharmacy services, medication safety, and collaboration with care teams within MUHA.

Responsibilities include verifying orders, compounding, counseling patients and staff, maintaining sterile IV products per USP standards, inventory management, and contributing to Pharmacy and Therapeutics initiatives.