Pharmacy Resident I - Waynesboro Hospital

WellSpan Health•Waynesboro, PA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Participates in residency training designed to prepare for the independent practice as a clinical pharmacist in a variety of settings. Participates in selection, preparation, and timely distribution of medications to ensure optimal patient care. A comprehensive description of Pharmacy Resident duties, policies, and procedures is included within the Residency Materials section on the WellSpan Pharmacy SharePoint site.

Requirements

Doctorate Doctor Of Pharmacy Required or Bachelors Degree Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Required
Licensed Registered Pharmacist within 120 days Required
Graduate of an accredited school of pharmacy. Upon Hire Required

Responsibilities

Ensures therapeutic optimization of medication regimens while participating on interdisciplinary care rounds.
Performs antimicrobial stewardship monitoring.
Completes pharmacokinetic, anticoagulant, and TPN consultations independently.
Assists in code response and trauma resuscitations when assigned to each responsibility.
Creates and implements evidence-based protocols.
Performs monthly patient case and quarterly journal club presentations.
Completes two residency research projects throughout the year.
Precepts IPPE and APPE pharmacy students.
Assists in the education of nurses, pharmacy and medical students, and residents.
Serves as editor and contributing author to the monthly Pharmacy Forum newsletter.
Attends teaching conferences, lectures and rounds on a regular basis.
Completes and maintains documentation as appropriate.
Participates in simulation lab for medical emergencies when assigned.
Staffs the central inpatient pharmacy every fourth weekend and one five-hour evening shift a week.
Maintains professional growth and development through seminars, workshops, and professional affiliations to keep abreast of latest trends in field of expertise.
Provides outstanding service to all customers; fosters teamwork; and practices fiscal responsibility through optimization of medication regimens.