Residency Program Director-Pharmacy Administration-FT Day Shift

University of California, Irvine•Orange, CA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Residency Program Pharmacy Supervisor 2 is responsible for day-to-day supervision and oversite of pharmacy residents as well as the residency program. Functions as a recognized expert, providing authoritative professional guidance to staff within a specific area of service. Personally attends to the most difficult, complex or unusual cases and will develop and conduct specialized education/public information classes in this specialty. In addition, assumes immediate responsibility for the clinical investigation of new drugs in the specialty. The Supervisor will undertake tasks and projects to improve therapeutic and financial outcomes. Incumbents will lecture two times per year to other medical professionals and be published at least one time every three years in a medical journal. May be a co-principal investigator on patient clinical research, or an investigator on Pharmacy practice research. This position is a Direct Patient Care Provider as defined in Pharmacy Policy.

Requirements

Minimum four years of clinical experience as a licensed pharmacist, or two years experience & a Residency
Expertise in Pharmacotherapy, Residency preferred
Current BLS or ACLS certification
Registered Pharmacist
Must be able to provide proof of work authorization

Nice To Haves

Significant experience (more than 2 years) developing and implementing drug utilization programs for both inpatient and outpatient populations
Effective presentation skills

Responsibilities

Day-to-day supervision and oversight of pharmacy residents and the residency program.
Provide authoritative professional guidance to staff within a specific area of service.
Attend to the most difficult, complex or unusual cases.
Develop and conduct specialized education/public information classes in this specialty.
Assume immediate responsibility for the clinical investigation of new drugs in the specialty.
Undertake tasks and projects to improve therapeutic and financial outcomes.
Lecture two times per year to other medical professionals.
Be published at least one time every three years in a medical journal.
May be a co-principal investigator on patient clinical research, or an investigator on Pharmacy practice research.
Direct Patient Care Provider as defined in Pharmacy Policy.