Clinical Pharmacist Medication Safety-Pharmacy Administration

About the Role

Join Kettering Health as a Clinical Pharmacist Medication Safety-Pharmacy Administration in United States.

Key Responsibilities

• should have a broad understanding of: Strong knowledge of medication effectiveness and impact of medications on patient care Health care technologies used in the medication selection process Pharmaceutical care Clinical expertise Change management concepts Ability to review information and data to help in designing clinical programs Concepts of risk and prioritization, statistics, population data Performance improvement methodologies and tools Standards of practice related to medication use Accreditation process, standards, and regulations Skills - The Clinical Pharmacist should demonstrate excellence in the following skills: Verbal communication and presentation (small and large group) Written communication, editing Active listening Time management Project management Analytical Safe system/process design Abilities - The Clinical Pharmacist should possess the ability to perform the following: Facilitate practice change Collaborate with staff at all levels Effectively provide education Synthesize solutions Apply standards of practice to improve patient care Apply defined strategies and protocols Function proactively vs.

• provide education Synthesize solutions Apply standards of practice to improve patient care Apply defined str.

• develop strong interpersonal relationships Flexible attitude and ability to adapt to schedule and workload c.

Requirements

• reactively Write clear and concise policy and procedures Minimum Education: Graduated with B.

Work Schedule

• Full-time position.

• No explicit call, weekend, or night shift information provided.

Apply to join Kettering Health as a Clinical Pharmacist Medication Safety-Pharmacy Administration.