Clinical Pharmacist Specialist – Emergency Medicine Transitions, 35 hours, 7 on/7 off, Rotating Schedule

Beth Israel Lahey Health•Boston, MA

31d•$63 - $85•Onsite

About The Position

When you join the growing BILH team, you're not just taking a job, you’re making a difference in people’s lives. We are looking for a clinical pharmacist with expertise in critical care and/or emergency medicine to join our team. The pharmacist will work collaboratively with our growing team of ED pharmacist to optimize pharmacotherapy and expand ED pharmacy services. We are a Level I trauma center, comprehensive stroke center and treat nearly 55,000 patients each year in the ED. The pharmacist will also have the opportunity to precept PGY1 and PGY2 Critical Care pharmacy residents.

Requirements

PGY 1 + 1-3 years OR PYG2 OR 3-5 years of experience in clinical specialty area

Nice To Haves

Responsibilities

Practices in accordance with the state and federal laws, rules, and regulations, including but not limited to Massachusetts Board of Registration in Pharmacy, Department of Public Health, the Food and Drug Administration, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. Maintains certification and credentials in accordance with the Board of Registration and adheres to institutional policies and procedures.
Reviews and verifies medication orders with consideration, including but not limited to the following patient specific parameters: diagnosis, weight/body surface area, age, allergies, organ function, laboratory values, medication duplication, drug interactions. Clarifies orders deemed to be inappropriate, incomplete, or otherwise unclear with the prescriber in a timely manner.
Documents and communicates pertinent information and discussion with the healthcare team and pharmacy staff to ensure continuity of care.
Provides drug information to physicians, nurses and other health care professionals.
Checks and verifies sterile and non-sterile medications.
Supervises the activities of students, technicians, and residents within the pharmacist area of practice.
Promotes a culture of patient safety by submitting medication related events and near misses.
Completes daily pharmacy surveillance tool monitoring, including follow-up and documentation, as well as other daily patient care initiatives and relevant reports.
Works collaboratively with all pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy personnel. Upholds a culture of respect and teamwork across the Pharmacy Department.
Precepts pharmacy students, resident rotations, and resident-led quality improvement projects. May serve as Residency Program Coordinator or Residency Program Director.
Regularly participates in department initiatives including but not limited to supporting formulary stewardship, presenting new medication requests at Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee, creating and maintaining policies and procedures, conducting assessments of workflows, and/or developing departmental tools and resources.
Supports a specific core area of practice through interdisciplinary education, ongoing specialty training and as a resource for Pharmacy staff.
Updates clinical guidelines and presents hospital wide educational initiatives.
Serves on hospital interdisciplinary committees or workgroups to improve process and quality outcomes.
Supports IRB-approved research activities, medication use evaluations, or cost-savings initiatives.
Other duties as assigned