Pharmacist Clinical Coordinator

CommonSpirit Health•Oxnard, CA

18d•Onsite

About The Position

The Pharmacist Coordinator develops, implements, and evaluates clinical pharmacy services and provides training and education to professional staff. The role supervises planning and development of comprehensive drug management programs for St. John’s Regional Medical Center and St. John’s Hospital facilities. This includes pharmaceutical care, clinical care program development, staff development, and analysis of data to assess program outcomes. The coordinator works in a team-based environment and teaches and reinforces communication and patient education skills. The role also collaborates with other system entities on disease management and ambulatory practice issues to establish a continuum of care, identifies problematic drug classes, works with physicians to develop programs addressing identified issues, and contributes to evidence-based, cost-effective protocols and drug therapies.

Requirements

Doctor of Pharmacy degree.
Four years of hospital pharmacy experience, including I.V. admixture, unit dose, and well-rounded clinical experience that includes D.U.E. and Q.I. functions.
California pharmacist license.

Nice To Haves

Project implementation and project management experience.
Completion of a clinical pharmacy residency or equivalent experience.
Board certification in Pharmacotherapy (BCPS) or similar.

Responsibilities

Develop, implement, and evaluate clinical pharmacy services.
Train and educate professional staff.
Supervise the planning and development of comprehensive drug management programs for SJRMC and SJHC facilities.
Support pharmaceutical care, clinical care program development, and staff development.
Analyze data to assess outcomes associated with pharmacy programs.
Teach and reinforce communication and patient education skills.
Collaborate with other system entities on disease management and ambulatory practice issues to establish a continuum of care.
Identify problematic drug classes.
Work with physicians to develop programs that address identified issues.
Contribute to evidence-based, cost-effective protocols and drug therapies.