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The Clinical Pharmacist – Bone Marrow Transplant is responsible for participating and leading pharmacy clinical programs in the area of BMT services. This includes monitoring patient medication regimens and providing appropriate interventions, interacting with all medical and surgical specialties responsible for the care of BMT patients and collaborating with nursing staff to ensure optimal care of the BMT patient. The Clinical Pharmacist BMT shall also assist in mentoring pharmacy staff and students and assist in the evaluation and implementation of clinical programs.

GENERAL DUTIES

Patient Care Activities:

Directs and initiates development, implementation and maintenance of clinical pharmacy services.  Provides clinical consultation to the Medical Staff and other health care providers within the appropriate team or unit(s), suggests appropriate cost-effective therapeutic alternatives as needed.  Communicates and documents all activities/interventions (i.e., medication order changes/clarifications with the prescriber, pharmacokinetic dosing/monitoring, adverse drug reactions and errors…etc).  Fosters team-work and takes responsibility to ensure delivery of high-quality patient care.  Performs staff duties as needed.

Collaboration and Education of Health Care Providers:

Collaborates with all health care providers to ensure timely resolution of concerns and questions.  Provides ongoing education and timely drug information to physicians, nursing, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals by developing educational materials and competencies and providing in-services as needed.

Development of Clinical Guidelines and Protocols:

Facilitates the development and implementation of treatment guidelines, pathways, protocols, formulary changes, medication use evaluations, and any other appropriate drug information reports as approved by the appropriate committee(s).

Committee Membership and Awareness of Regulatory Standards:

Actively participates on clinical committees including pharmacy and therapeutics committee and other appointed committees as needed. Acts as a liaison to other healthcare practitioners. Fosters a good working relationship with physicians, medical staff, nursing, and other healthcare professionals. Demonstrates awareness and understanding of documenting information in the medical record, JCAHO and CMS standards, and State Board of Pharmacy requirements. Demonstrates awareness and understanding of departmental and hospital policies, and health-system initiatives.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS

Combination of appropriate education and work experience is required:

Pharm.D. Degree with 2 years of experience in inpatient pharmacy, with significant exposure to bone marrow transplant / oncology services in a hospital/clinical capacity and completion of PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency and PGY-2 Pharmacy Residency in oncology pharmacy from an accredited residency program.

LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS

Currently licensed or registered to practice pharmacy in Louisiana;

Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist (BCPS) preferred.

WORK SHIFT:

Variable Hours (United States of America)

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The above job summary is intended to describe the general nature and level of the work being performed by people assigned to this work. This is not an exhaustive list of all duties and responsibilities.  LCMC Health reserves the right to amend and change responsibilities to meet organizational needs as necessary.

 

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