The Midnight Staff Pharmacist works in an environment of continuous quality improvement and is responsible for complying with applicable hospital policies, procedures, codes, and standards. The pharmacist exhibits the MHS Standards of Excellence and maintains strict confidentiality. In the absence of the pharmacy director, the pharmacist may be required to perform the director’s essential duties. The role provides coverage for the central inpatient pharmacy and decentralized pharmacy service areas, supervises and trains pharmacy technicians, supports inventory and stock control, provides drug information, and assists with sterile products, chemotherapy, compounding, and Pyxis restocking and troubleshooting. The pharmacist interprets and oversees the filling of physician orders and conducts prospective drug utilization evaluations. Clinical work includes medication profile review, drug therapy and pharmacokinetic consultations and dosing, renal dose adjustments, parenteral nutrition dosing and monitoring, multidisciplinary rounds, patient education, monitoring drug therapy and relevant laboratory information, antibiotic selection in relation to culture and sensitivity, IV-to-oral conversions, and responding to code blue situations. The pharmacist also supports quality assurance efforts, including medication-error and adverse-drug-event reporting and prevention, and performs other duties as requested by the director of pharmacy.
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