Floyd-Clinical Pharmacist

Baptist Health Floyd; New Albany (IN); On-site; USD 126,000 - 154,000; Full time

Job summary

Baptist Health Floyd has a travel Clinical Pharmacist position in New Albany, IN. The role covers 40 scheduled hours weekly over a 13-week assignment with a starting date of 2026-11-02 and ending 2027-01-30. The pharmacist will provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care, support drug information needs, and collaborate with care teams.

Applicants must hold a Indiana Board of Pharmacy license in good standing and ACLS certification within 6 months. Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in pharmacy from an accredited college.
• Indiana Pharmacist license in good standing.
• ACLS certification within 6 months of hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide safe, effective medication therapy tailored to patient needs.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to optimize therapy.
• Monitor and manage medication regimens and pharmacokinetics.

Skills

ACLS certification

Clinical teamwork

Education

Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy

Graduate of accredited college of pharmacy

Job description

Details

Client Name: Baptist Health Floyd

Job Type: Travel

Offering: Allied

Profession: Pharmacy

Specialty: Pharmacist

Job ID: 35579288

Job Title: Floyd-Clinical Pharmacist

Weekly Pay: $2767.0

Shift Details

Shift: D/E/N Rotating - 10x4 - 07,19

Scheduled Hours: 40

Job Order Details

Start Date: 11/02/2026

End Date: 01/30/2027

Duration: 13 Week(s)

Job Description

Job Title: Clinical Pharmacist

Profession: Pharmacy

Specialty: Clinical Pharmacy

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: First Shift Rotating

Hours per Shift: 10 hours

Experience: No experience required

License: Indiana Board of Pharmacy license in good standing required

Certifications: ACLS required within 6 months

Must-Have

• Bachelor's degree.
• Graduate of an accredited college of pharmacy.

Description

Clinical Staff Pharmacists are responsible and accountable for the provision of safe, effective, and prompt medication therapy. Through various assignments, they provide support of centralized and decentralized medication use systems and deliver optimal medication therapy to patients with a broad range of disease states. All pharmacists are responsible for drug preparation and distribution for medications. They evaluate, input, and verify medication orders. They assist providers and other healthcare professionals by serving as a drug information resource. Pharmacists monitor and manage medication regimens per protocol or per consult. They manage pharmacy inventory. Pharmacists have a working knowledge of pharmacy operations including pharmacy operating systems, use of patient records, purchasing, inventory, and formulary management. They are involved in automation, packaging, and pharmaceutical waste management. Pharmacists initiate, document, and participate in activities that promote positive patient outcomes. These activities may include identifying medication process issues and implementing solutions. They engage in clinical and cost savings initiatives, therapeutic drug monitoring, and appropriate formulary utilization. Participation in emergency response activities may also be required. They conduct medication usage evaluations and adverse event reporting. Pharmacists work with inter-professional teams to optimize order sets, inventory, and medication-related policies. They serve as drug information experts regarding medication management. Pharmacists provide comprehensive clinical services including anticoagulation management, pharmacokinetic dosing, renal dosing, and nutritional support services. Participation in antimicrobial stewardship and opioid stewardship is expected. They provide medication counseling to patients. Pharmacists work with inter-professional patient care teams to assist patients with transitions in care. They also help prepare patients for discharge. Pharmacists serve as active members of patient care teams and participate in unit-based huddles and activities if available. They are knowledgeable in unit metrics and goals, collaborating with staff to help achieve these goals. Pharmacists interpret and review medication orders for accuracy regarding drug, dosage, route, frequency, allergies, and potential adverse events for all ages served. They ensure the timely availability of medications to avoid delays in therapy. Pharmacists oversee the dispensing and reconciliation of medications, including controlled substances, and manage expiration dates and drug recalls. They perform medication reconciliation for patients. Pharmacists provide technician oversight and assume supervisory roles in daily activities. They supervise and perform the production of compounded products for first doses and scheduled deliveries. Pharmacists demonstrate the necessary supervisory skills to plan, organize, and direct pharmacy activities in a cost-effective manner. They assist in the orientation and training of pharmacists, technicians, students, and residents. Pharmacists act as preceptors for students and residents as applicable. They maintain knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations regarding pharmacy practice. Pharmacists effectively utilize pharmaceutical references and promote formulary therapies to medical staff. They contact providers with alternatives and use their knowledge of medication formulary and non-formulary processes to make appropriate recommendations.

Client Details

Address: 1850 State St

City: New Albany

State: IN

Zip Code: 47150