NICU Clinical Pharmacist Specialist - Tuition Reimbursement

Texas Health Resources; Plano (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k

PTO

Medical

Paid Parental Leave

Tuition reimbursement

Student loan repayment

On-site childcare

Job summary

Texas Health Plano is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist Specialist for the NICU. The role is full-time in a Level II Trauma Center with a Level IV NICU and maternal program, collaborating with ICU, stroke, oncology, and neonatal teams.

You will support care delivery, lead pharmacotherapy initiatives, and contribute to research and education while working in a fast-paced, team-driven environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or Pharm.D from a U.S.-accredited college is required.
• 1 year residency experience (PGY1) upon hire is required.
• 3 years focused hospital pharmacist experience is required or 2 years residency with PGY2 is required.
• 5 years focused hospital pharmacist experience is required.
• Demonstrated leadership, training and development contributions are required.
• Must be able to present information clearly to hospital leaders, physicians, peers, and staff.
• Must be computer proficient and have excellent writing skills.

Responsibilities

• Guide the collective effort towards constant improvement and goal achievement.
• Drive continued professional development and department-wide education.
• Support the clinical pharmacists in delivering patient care in NICU and related areas.
• Work independently as well as lead group efforts to improve pharmaceutical care.
• Publish research findings, posters, and national journal articles.

Skills

Communication skills

Presentation skills

Computer proficiency

Writing skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy

Pharm.D from U.S. accredited college

Residency experience (PGY1)

Residency in specialized area (PGY2)

Board certification (post-2022)

PHAR license

Job description

Texas Health Plano is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist Specialist for the NICU. The role is full-time in a Level II Trauma Center with a Level IV NICU and maternal program, collaborating with ICU, stroke, oncology, and neonatal teams.

You will support care delivery, lead pharmacotherapy initiatives, and contribute to research and education while working in a fast-paced, team-driven environment.