Clinical Pharmacist Specialist (Solid Organ Transplant), FT

Essential Functions

• All team members are expected to be knowledgeable and compliant with Prisma Health's values: Inspire health. Serve with compassion. Be the difference

• Provides accurate medication order-entry, drug distribution, and patient care. Confirms the appropriateness of drug therapy as it relates to the care of neonates , pediatrics, adolescents , adults and geriatrics. Seeks to minimize turnaround time for products and services.

• Actively participates and leads department and institutional committees and projects (e.g., performance improvement, formulary management, regulatory, patient safety, financial).

• Provides concise, applicable, timely responses for drug information requests and other pharmaceutical care services through an on call service. Provides documentation in the patient care record when appropriate.

• Actively participates in representing Prisma Health within a professional organization through the provision of service, presentations, and/or publications.

• Provides experiential education, evaluation, and training for technicians, students, pharmacy residents, medical students/residents and new employee.

• Provides leadership and pharmaceutical excellence through direct patient care activities as a member of a multidisciplinary medical team.

• Shares clinical and scholarly activity that promote the evidence-based use of medications and advance the profession of pharmacy to a variety of audiences (represents Prisma Health within professional organizations through service, presentations or publications; provides education within didactic and experiential training programs and to postgraduate professionals, nursing and medical staff). Provides lab review, clinical services, patient education, and corresponding documentation via the departmental clinical initiatives.

• Performs other duties as assigned.

In Lieu Of

• In lieu of an active SC Pharmacist license, may be a graduate of an ACPE accredited US college of Pharmacy with a SC intern certificate pending initial licensure or have completed requirements for reciprocity pending board of pharmacy interview for licensure.

Required Certifications, Registrations, Licenses

• Licensed to practice as a Pharmacist or eligible to become licensed within 4 months of hire date in the state the team member is working.

• Board Certification in Pharmacy. In the ambulatory setting, will accept BCACP in lieu of BCPS.

• Thorough knowledge of medical and pharmacy terminology; possess good mathematical, computer, and aseptic technique skills required.

• Knowledge of State BOP/DHEC/DEA rules/regulations required.

• Able to handle urgent, stressful working conditions required.