Clinical Pharmacist - Richmond, KY

A permanent opportunity is available for a Clinical Pharmacist to serve as a unit-based clinical specialist working across Emergency Department (ED) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) settings. This role offers a unique chance to develop diverse clinical skills by engaging with multiple patient care areas, including critical care and antibiotic stewardship, rather than being limited to a single floor.

Located in a vibrant community near a major university, this position provides not only professional growth but also a welcoming lifestyle. Support for relocation is available to qualified candidates from Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, Kentucky, Maryland, and surrounding regions. Candidates without an immediate state license are encouraged to apply and can pursue licensure.

Key Responsibilities:

• Verify and enter medication orders, review medication profiles for appropriateness, and deliver clinical pharmacy services tailored to patient needs.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams during rounds in assigned practice areas.
• Monitor drug therapy and perform pharmacist-managed consults according to established protocols.
• Participate actively in acute patient care situations, including cardiac arrest, stroke, sepsis, and trauma cases.

Desired Qualifications:

• Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (BS) or Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree.
• Postgraduate Year 1 residency (PGY1) or a minimum of three years clinical pharmacy experience.
• Pennsylvania pharmacist license or eligibility to obtain licensure.

Schedule:

• Primarily day shifts with variable days and afternoons.
• 8-hour shifts.

Technology: Meditech electronic health records system.

This role combines rewarding clinical responsibilities with the benefits of working in a supportive hospital environment that values professional development and offers relocation assistance. If you are an adaptable, skilled pharmacist eager to advance your clinical expertise, consider applying for this exciting opportunity to impact patient care across critical clinical areas.