Part-Time Hospital Pharmacist — Clinical Impact

Adventist Health; Clearlake (CA); On-site; USD 41,000 - 62,000; Part time

Job summary

Adventist Health is seeking a Pharmacist (AHCL) to manage daily hospital pharmacy operations, including compounding, dispensing, drug information, and therapy monitoring. This role requires California licensure, hospital pharmacy experience, and the ability to interface professionally with staff and patients.

The Pharmacist will oversee drug protocols, maintain records, and ensure compliance with Joint Commission and CMS standards, while supervising support staff and promoting medication safety.

Qualifications

• Hospital pharmacy practice experience preferred.
• Residency training preferred.
• Current California Pharmacist License required or eligible.
• Interacts with hospital staff and the public with professionalism and discretion.

Responsibilities

• Conduct and document pharmacotherapy interventions and drug protocols as ordered by physicians.
• Maintain timely competency, licenses, and education requirements per AH, TJC, CMS, and regulators.
• Maintain computerized patient records and monitor medication therapy for safety and efficacy.
• Maintain daily records of controlled substances.
• Monitor for drug interactions, allergies, and therapeutic appropriateness.
• Provide clinical drug information to physicians and nursing staff.
• Review inventory to remove outdated or degraded medications.
• Supervise support personnel in IV admixtures, dispensing, and compounding.

Education

Graduate of an accredited college of pharmacy

Residency training preferred

Current California Pharmacist License

Job description

Adventist Health is seeking a Pharmacist (AHCL) to manage daily hospital pharmacy operations, including compounding, dispensing, drug information, and therapy monitoring. This role requires California licensure, hospital pharmacy experience, and the ability to interface professionally with staff and patients.

The Pharmacist will oversee drug protocols, maintain records, and ensure compliance with Joint Commission and CMS standards, while supervising support staff and promoting medication safety.