Clinical Pharmacy Manager — Infectious Disease & Outcomes

Chesapeake Regional Healthcare; Chesapeake (VA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Chesapeake Regional Healthcare in Chesapeake, VA seeks a PharmD with leadership in clinical pharmacy to develop, coordinate and implement services across the Medical Center, emphasizing infectious diseases and high-cost therapies. The role will lead policy adherence and practice standards for safe pharmacotherapy.

The incumbent will collaborate with medical, nursing and executive teams, oversee formulary management, and drive outcomes with pharmacoeconomics and reporting systems.

Qualifications

• Minimum education: Bachelor’s or Doctorate in Pharmacy.
• 5 years of clinical experience or 2 years of residency with 3 years clinical experience.
• Virginia Pharmacist’s License required.

Responsibilities

• Establishes and coordinates clinical pharmacy activities with emphasis on therapeutic drug monitoring and formulary management.
• Coordinates pharmacotherapy for patients on anti-infective agents and other monitored drugs.
• Collaborates with physicians on safe, economical medication use.
• Participates in multidisciplinary rounds and provides pharmacotherapy recommendations.
• Develops disease/drug therapy management programs for cost-effective use of medications.
• Manages non-formulary requests and participates in P&T Committee activities.
• Monitors drugs with established criteria and ensures follow-ups (MUE).
• Retrieves and interprets literature to inform health professionals and patients.

Skills

Clinical pharmacy leadership

Pharmacotherapy

Drug information

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Pharmacokinetics

Education

Bachelor's or Doctorate in Pharmacy

Job description

Chesapeake Regional Healthcare in Chesapeake, VA seeks a PharmD with leadership in clinical pharmacy to develop, coordinate and implement services across the Medical Center, emphasizing infectious diseases and high-cost therapies. The role will lead policy adherence and practice standards for safe pharmacotherapy.

The incumbent will collaborate with medical, nursing and executive teams, oversee formulary management, and drive outcomes with pharmacoeconomics and reporting systems.