Clinical Pharmacist - Hem/Onc

1w1 week ago

Children's Mercy KC

Kansas City, US · Part-time · $114,000 – $114,000

About this role

At Children’s Mercy, the Clinical Pharmacist provides pharmaceutical care to all patients consistent with hospital and pharmacy goals. Pharmacists review drug orders for appropriateness including drug, dose, and frequency. They identify and resolve drug-related problems like allergies and interactions.

Pharmacists oversee supportive personnel and focus knowledge on assessing and improving patient care. They remain cognizant of medication-related safety risks and resolve or escalate issues timely. Role may allow remote work based on department needs at manager discretion.

Join an inclusive and compassionate team in Kansas City, recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a top pediatric hospital for eleven years. Engage in community programs to improve children’s lives beyond hospital walls. Strive for core values of kindness, curiosity, inclusion, team, and integrity.

Make a meaningful difference for patients and families. Employees contribute to quality department operations while maintaining required competence. Seasonal influenza vaccine is a condition of employment, with exemptions discussed via Human Resources.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in pharmacy from an accredited school
No experience necessary; on-the-job training provided
Licensed Pharmacist - MO or equivalent
Obtain Licensed Pharmacist - MO within 90 days if not held at hire
Proof of pharmacy technician license, intern license, or application to board prior to hire

Responsibilities

Review all drug orders and judge appropriateness of drug, dose, frequency
Identify and resolve drug-related problems such as potential allergic reactions and interactions
Oversee activities of supportive personnel working in the area
Prepare and dispense medication orders per physician request according to policies, procedures, and protocols
Ensure safe, appropriate, cost-effective medication therapies for patients
Contribute to the quality and effective operation of the department
Maintain competence required for position
Resolve or escalate medication-related patient safety risks in a timely manner

Benefits

Work with inclusive and compassionate team reflecting community served
Role may allow remote work at department discretion
Engage in meaningful programs and partnerships improving children's lives
Recognized as top pediatric hospital by U.S. News & World Report for eleven years