Hospital Clinical Pharmacist – Dosing & Therapy Expert

Carle Health; Chandler (AZ); On-site; USD 72,000 - 123,000; Full time

Job summary

Carle Health is seeking a licensed pharmacist to implement and supervise pharmaceutical services across the Medical Center. The role involves verifying orders, ensuring accurate dosing, and maintaining high accuracy in compounding and dispensing medications, including chemotherapy and IV admixtures.

The pharmacist will collaborate with healthcare professionals, document dosing, participate in pharmacokinetic dosing services, and monitor adverse drug reactions to ensure optimal patient care.

Qualifications

• Licensed pharmacist required (IDFPR).
• Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy required.

Responsibilities

• Check all medications leaving the department for quality assurance.
• Knowledge of chemotherapy agents, hyperalimentation, IV admixture, narcotics, investigational drugs, and therapeutic drug monitoring.
• Dispense medications per physician orders and verify dosages for patient safety.
• Communicate with healthcare professionals regarding orders, allergies, interactions, and dosing questions.
• Enter orders accurately in the computer systems and ensure current medication administration reports.
• Assist in planning new functions and updating pharmacy services to maintain high standards.
• Oversee technicians operating Omnicell system and dosing services.
• Document dosing and pharmacokinetic dosing for patient parameters.
• Monitor patients for adverse drug reactions.

Skills

Licensed Pharmacist

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy

Job description

Carle Health is seeking a licensed pharmacist to implement and supervise pharmaceutical services across the Medical Center. The role involves verifying orders, ensuring accurate dosing, and maintaining high accuracy in compounding and dispensing medications, including chemotherapy and IV admixtures.

The pharmacist will collaborate with healthcare professionals, document dosing, participate in pharmacokinetic dosing services, and monitor adverse drug reactions to ensure optimal patient care.