Pharmacist

**Summary** This role involves providing comprehensive clinical pharmacy services to improve patient outcomes and medication safety, while applying pharmacoeconomic principles. Responsibilities include managing pharmacy practice, contributing to departmental goals, participating in pharmacotherapeutic planning, supervising healthcare team members, offering education and drug information, and engaging in projects to enhance patient care. The pharmacist manages medication orders with age\-specific considerations, processes sterile products, and ensures safe medication dispensing. Qualifications include a Bachelor of Science or Doctor of Pharmacy degree, with preferred post\-graduate education in health\-system pharmacy. Required training involves PGY\-1 residency and/or three years of clinical experience; preferred qualifications include PGY\-2 residency, board certification, and additional certifications like BLS and ACLS. Key skills encompass advanced communication, computer literacy, clinical awareness, teaching, and precepting abilities. Licensure must be active and unrestricted, with eligibility for licensure within 120 days. The role demands interpersonal skills, clinical judgment, and the ability to interpret medication orders to promote optimal medication use.