Inpatient Clinical Pharmacist – Central Operations

Oregon Health & Science University; Portland (OR); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare coverage for employees and dependents

Vacation up to 200 hours per year

Sick leave up to 96 hours per year

Tuition reimbursement programs

Job summary

Oregon Health & Science University is looking for a licensed pharmacist to provide clinical services in a flexible model. Responsibilities include monitoring drug therapy, educating patients, and supervising pharmacy interns. The ideal candidate must have a current license from the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy, with a preference for PGY2 residency and strong communication skills. This position supports both centralized operations and decentralized clinical settings, requiring weekend and overnight availability.

Qualifications

• Current Pharmacist’s license issued by the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy.
• Training or experience in a specialized area may be required at recruitment.

Responsibilities

• Identify, resolve, and document complex therapeutic problems.
• Monitor therapeutic response and adverse effects to guide therapy.
• Supervise technicians, students, interns, and residents.
• Assist in medication reconciliation and discharge planning.

Skills

Pharmaceutical care principles

Modification of drug therapy

Medical literature evaluation

Communication skills

Priority setting in emergencies

Education

Pharmacist’s license issued by the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy

PGY1 Practice Residency or Equivalent Experience

BS in Pharmacy or Pharm.D

Job description

Oregon Health & Science University is looking for a licensed pharmacist to provide clinical services in a flexible model. Responsibilities include monitoring drug therapy, educating patients, and supervising pharmacy interns. The ideal candidate must have a current license from the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy, with a preference for PGY2 residency and strong communication skills. This position supports both centralized operations and decentralized clinical settings, requiring weekend and overnight availability.