Clinical Pharmacist: TDM, IV Therapies & Dosing

Carle Health; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 72,000 - 123,000; Full time

Job summary

Carle Health is seeking a pharmacist to implement comprehensive pharmaceutical services across the Medical Center, ensuring accurate compounding, dispensing, and therapeutic drug monitoring. You will participate in dosing, patient safety, and collaboration with healthcare professionals to optimize therapy.

The role requires licensure, a pharmacy degree, and expertise in IV admixture, chemotherapy, and narcotic control, with a strong emphasis on QA and interdisciplinary communication.

Qualifications

• Licensed Pharmacist (IDFPR) per state requirements.
• Bachelor’s Degree: Pharmacy required.

Responsibilities

• Check all medications leaving the department for quality assurance.
• Have knowledge of chemotherapy agents and hyperalimentation.
• Dispense medications from physician orders and ensure accurate entry.
• Communicate with healthcare professionals regarding orders and issues.
• Collaborate to provide cost-effective drug therapy for patients.
• Oversee pharmacy technicians in equipment and medication handling.
• Dose medications and monitor for adverse drug reactions.
• Enter oral and IV medications into HBOC System.
• Participate in ongoing pharmacy department projects and procedures.

Skills

Licensed Pharmacist

Chemotherapy knowledge

IV admixture

Narcotic control

Patient care

Communication with healthcare pros

Education

Bachelor’s Degree: Pharmacy

Tools

HBOC System

Omnicell System

Job description

Carle Health is seeking a pharmacist to implement comprehensive pharmaceutical services across the Medical Center, ensuring accurate compounding, dispensing, and therapeutic drug monitoring. You will participate in dosing, patient safety, and collaboration with healthcare professionals to optimize therapy.

The role requires licensure, a pharmacy degree, and expertise in IV admixture, chemotherapy, and narcotic control, with a strong emphasis on QA and interdisciplinary communication.