Clinical Pharmacy & Residency Program Specialist in Odessa, Texas at Medical Center Hospital

Position Summary:

Responsible for providing safe, effective, appropriate, timely, and cost-efficient medication therapy that complies with hospital policy and procedure and Federal, State and local laws, and any applicable rules and regulations, including those governing residency programs. Responsible for contributing to, developing and maintaining policies and procedures as they relate to medication usage and clinical services and contribution to pharmacy department and hospital initiatives based on strategic goals established by executive team and/or pharmacy supervisors and managers. Additionally, clinical pharmacy specialist/residency program directors serve as the designated program director for MCH residency program and additionally serve as a preceptor for pharmacy residents and students.

Qualifications:

• Current Active Pharmacy License with Texas State Board of Pharmacy
• Current Texas State Board of Pharmacy preceptor license

Education:

• Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy Degree required
• Registered Pharmacist from Texas State Board of Pharmacy
• Specialty certification (e.g., BCPS, BCCCPS) required

Training and Experience

• Completion of a pharmacy residency program or >/=5 years of experience working as a clinical pharmacy specialist in a hospital in the area of practice associated with a residency program
• If primary job function is working in the critical care, internal medicine, trauma and/or emergency departments (>50% of time spent), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training is required as a member of rapid response and code blue teams, (must have or obtain within 3 months of hiring) and maintain qualifications throughout employment
• If primary job function is working in the Emergency Department (>50% of time spent), Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) and Pediatric Advanced Life support (PALS) training is required, (must have or obtain within 6 months of hiring) and maintain qualifications throughout employment
• If primary job function is working in the NICU department (>50% of time spent), Pediatric Advanced Life support (PALS) training is required, (must have or obtain within 6 months of hiring) and maintain qualifications throughout employment
• IV Certification as per USP 797 (must have or obtain within 2 months of hiring) and maintain qualifications throughout employment