Inpatient Pharmacist: Clinical Care & Teaching

Medical University of South Carolina; Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Flexible scheduling

Benefits package

Generous PTO

Professional growth & teaching

Job summary

Medical University of South Carolina's MUSC Health is seeking an Inpatient Pharmacist to join our academic medical center in a rotational shift role, supporting medication-use safety and clinical excellence across a diverse inpatient population within a multidisciplinary, teaching‑focused environment.

The pharmacist will provide comprehensive inpatient clinical services, review orders for safety and efficacy, participate in medication reconciliation, and serve as a resource for physicians,

Qualifications

• PharmD from an ACPE-accredited college of pharmacy.
• Active South Carolina pharmacist license or eligibility for licensure.
• Ability to practice independently in a fast-paced inpatient environment.
• Strong clinical knowledge, communication skills, and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Review and verify medication orders for safety and efficacy.
• Provide inpatient clinical pharmacy services, including dosing and renal/hepatic adjustments.
• Serve as a medication therapy resource for physicians, residents, and staff.
• Participate in medication reconciliation and transitions of care.
• Document clinical and operational interventions in EMR and pharmacy systems.

Skills

Clinical knowledge

Communication skills

Teamwork

Independent practice

Education

PharmD degree

South Carolina license eligibility

PGY1 residency

Job description

Medical University of South Carolina's MUSC Health is seeking an Inpatient Pharmacist to join our academic medical center in a rotational shift role, supporting medication-use safety and clinical excellence across a diverse inpatient population within a multidisciplinary, teaching‑focused environment.

The pharmacist will provide comprehensive inpatient clinical services, review orders for safety and efficacy, participate in medication reconciliation, and serve as a resource for physicians,