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LCMC Health in New Orleans is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist to assist in developing and monitoring clinical pharmacy programs aimed at improving patient care. The ideal candidate will provide clinical consultation, collaborate with healthcare practitioners, and supervise students and academic associates.
An essential requirement is a Pharm.D. degree along with 1–2 years of relevant hospital experience. Licensure in Louisiana is necessary, and board certification as a Pharmacotherapy Specialist is preferred.
Assists the Clinical Pharmacy Manager in developing and monitoring clinical pharmacy programs. Works to implement and revise programs to assure continued success and consistent operation of clinical services, improving patient care. Participates in Core Measures planning groups, Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee and related process improvement groups. Contributes to development and implementation of treatment protocols, clinical initiatives and guidelines, and updates departmental policies as needed. Participates in Medication Use Evaluation and Quality Assurance programs.
Provides clinical consultation, drug information and clarification to practitioners, nursing staff, patients and family. Maintains the hospital formulary, minimizing non-formulary procurements, using therapeutic interchange protocols and suggesting cost‑effective and therapeutically equivalent alternatives. Is knowledgeable of Louisiana and federal pharmacy laws and DEA regulations.
Actively participates in patient-focused clinical therapeutic services; provides in-service education for medical, hospital and pharmacy staff; suggests and implements new clinical practices to aid patient care and reduce financial burden; adheres to current formulary.
Serves as liaison through interdisciplinary clinical rounds, provision of drug information and patient family education; performs and documents timely clinical interventions.
Collaborates with central pharmacy staff to resolve problems and questions; fosters teamwork and ensures delivery of high‑quality care; provides timely drug information.
Demonstrates awareness and understanding of record‑keeping, JCAHO standards, State Board of Pharmacy requirements and departmental policies and health‑system initiatives.
Participates and oversees academic/clinical associate activities, ensuring compliance with protocols and standards. Develops students and subordinates by recognizing abilities and weaknesses; exhibits fairness and impartiality; provides timely performance updates.
Required: 1–2 years of experience in an inpatient hospital pharmacy/clinical pharmacy role.
Required: Pharm.D.
Preferred: completion of PGY‑1 Residency Program.
Variable hours (United States of America).
LCMC Health is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.