Clinical Pharmacist (Part-Time)

The Nemours Foundation•Wilmington, NC

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Nemours Children's Health is seeking a part-time Clinical Pharmacist to join its Care Integration Team in Wilmington, Delaware; Orlando, Florida; or Jacksonville, Florida. This hybrid position combines onsite and remote work during normal business hours, Monday through Friday. The Clinical Pharmacist provides pharmacy services to support cost reduction, patient care, and quality outcomes. The role uses medication expertise to work with patients, providers, and other healthcare team members: answering medication questions; conducting comprehensive medication reviews; educating stakeholders; reviewing and clarifying medication regimens; and making clinical recommendations. Services are primarily delivered by telephone, with opportunities for virtual and in-person encounters. The pharmacist advises clinicians on drug therapy, toxicity, interactions, side effects, and appropriate dosing. The role also supports medication adherence and knowledge, reconciles medication lists from multiple sources, identifies discrepancies and medication-related risks, and provides timely drug information. The pharmacist documents services in the electronic medical record, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams using data and population-health platforms to develop pharmacy initiatives, helps oversee Certified Pharmacy Technicians, and mentors pharmacy interns, students, and residents when assigned. Additional duties include departmental program development, continuous improvement, regulatory compliance, and other duties assigned to support patient care.

Requirements

Bachelor of Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD).
Three to five years of experience.
Current, active pharmacist license in good standing in Delaware upon hire.

Nice To Haves

Active pharmacist licenses in good standing in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Florida.
Value-based care and/or pediatric experience.
Medication Therapy Management Certification.
Board Certified Pediatric Pharmacy Specialist (BCPPS) certification.
AHA Basic Life Support certification.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical pharmacy services that support cost reduction, patient care, and quality outcomes.
Answer medication questions, conduct comprehensive medication reviews, educate stakeholders, review and clarify medication regimens, and make clinical recommendations.
Advise physicians and practitioners about drug therapy, drug toxicity, interactions, side effects, and appropriate dosing.
Help patients and caregivers improve medication adherence, medication knowledge, and outcomes.
Collaborate with pharmacy team members and providers to obtain and verify medication lists, identify discrepancies, omissions, duplications, and medication-related risks, and support medication reconciliation.
Provide accurate, adequate, and timely drug information to professional staff, patients, and families.
Document pharmacy services in the electronic medical record.
Work with interdisciplinary care teams to review and manipulate data in Excel, electronic medical records, and other population health platforms, and recommend, develop, and initiate pharmacy initiatives.
Support medication refills and address medication-related problems involving cost, transportation, delivery, and questions.
Help oversee the daily activities of Certified Pharmacy Technicians within the Care Integration Team.
Mentor pharmacy interns, students, and residents when assigned.
Participate in departmental program development and Continuous Improvement activities.
Follow departmental professional policies and comply with state and federal regulations.
Maintain punctual attendance consistent with applicable policies and standards.
Perform other related duties assigned by authorized personnel, including duties supporting emergency patient-care needs.