Job Description
Pharmacist- Clinical - Solid Organ Transplant Full Time- Day Shift
The clinical pharmacist will provide pharmaceutical care services to promote the safe and efficacious use of drug therapy for patients under the care of the solid organ transplantation team. Responsibilities include direct patient care, medication therapy consultations, protocol development, medication reconciliation, and discharge counseling. Serve as a member of the critical care team by participating in group meetings, professional development programs, projects, service coverage, and journal clubs. Participation in departmental and interdisciplinary committees to support the organization’s efforts for performance improvement to improve patient safety, therapeutic outcomes, and cost savings is required. Serve as a medication therapy resource for other clinical pharmacists, pharmacy students, pharmacy residents, pharmacy interns, physicians, medical residents, nurses, and patients. Opportunities for collaborative clinical research are available and encouraged. Precepting pharmacy residents and students on clinical rotations are required. Adjunct clinical faculty appointments are available.
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This Skilled Nursing Facility provides not only competitive salaries but also a selection of benefits:
>Competitive wages >Medical, dental, vision insurance >Vacation and sick leave >Enhanced 401(k) retirement plan NEW! >Continuing education assistance >Assistance with professional dues and licensure >Paid travel >Ongoing clinical support >Master Clinician program >Career advancement
REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: Qualified applicants must possess a doctor of pharmacy degree from an ACPE-accredited college of pharmacy. Completion of a residency training program or equivalent relevant experience is required. Completion of a specialty residency training program in solid organ transplantation or critical care is preferred. Excellent interpersonal skills are required. Previous experience and board certification is desirable. Applicants must be eligible for pharmacy licensure in Utah and be able to dispense controlled substances.
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