Clinical Pharmacist

Do you have a passion for serving our patients and our communities by providing high-quality, family-oriented, primary, and preventive health care services? Are you looking for a rewarding career with a company that has a dynamic work culture? If the answer is yes, the Clinical Pharmacist position at Windrose Health Network could be the job you are looking for.

We are seeking a dedicated and highly skilled Clinical Pharmacist to join our interdisciplinary healthcare team.

In this role, you will provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care by directly collaborating with physicians, nurses, and other clinicians to optimize medication therapy, enhance patient safety, and improve clinical outcomes.

The ideal candidate serves as a trusted drug information resource and actively participates in patient rounding, medication reconciliation, and clinical protocol development.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Therapy Management: Review patient records, assess clinical conditions, and design patient-centered medication plans to maximize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing risk.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Consult with prescribers and nursing staff on complex dosing, drug selection, potential interactions, and administration techniques.

Patient Education: Counsel patients and care transitions teams on safe drug usage, potential side effects, and self-administration techniques.

Quality Improvement: Participate in Medication Utilization Reviews (MUEs), policy creation, pharmacy interventions, and regulatory compliance audits.

Clinical Software Utilization: Document clinical interventions using advanced electronic health records (e. g., ecw) and drug information software.

Requirements

Qualifications

Education

• Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from an accredited school of pharmacy (required).
• Licensure: Active Pharmacist License in good standing in the state of practice (required).

Experience

Minimum of 1–2 years of clinical pharmacy experience in a hospital or health-system setting (preferred).