• State of Florida Pharmacist license required - maintain active and in good standing throughout employment
• American Heart Association (AHA) BLS - maintain active and in good standing throughout employment

• Delivers quality pharmaceutical care and effective medication management outcomes through error-free care, timely verification, and delivery of medications.
• Participates in hospital based Code Blue events, medication reconciliation and provides evidenced based drug information.
• Ensures and maintains competency with safe use of pharmacy and hospital clinical information systems (Cerner, Pyxis, C-2Safe,Baxa TPN, DoseEdge, Lab).
• Ensures appropriate aseptic IV technique to meet USP 797 standards as required and completes annual IV Room competency training and testing.
• Ensures and executes policies and procedures that insure appropriate, cost-effective, safe medication use and utilizes the approved hospital formulary.
• Ensures working clinical knowledge and practice skills related to TPN, Chemotherapy, and Investigational Drug processing, preparation, and dispensing.
• Directs and supervises technical staff related to daily medication compounding and preparation, and verifies accuracy of medications prior to dispensing.
• Interprets and processes medication orders timely, accurately, and manages medication use based on state and federal regulations.
• Performs quality review to achieve metrics & documents interventions, clinical activities, adverse drug reactions, & medication errors accurately to meet DNV standards, state & federal requirements.
• Screens for adverse events such as allergies, correct dosage, incompatibilities, duplications, potential adverse drug reactions, contraindications, drug-drug interactions and drug-food interactions.
• Provides patient and family education upon request and actively participates in department in-service programs as assigned.
• Weighs, measures, and prepares oral and IV medication products utilizing appropriate tools and equipment.
• Actively participates in lean committee assigned activities, daily huddles, and works to improve departmental service excellence index (SEI) scores through patient and family initiatives.

• Maintains accountability by ensuring compliance thru timely completion of licensures, certifications, all competencies, health requirements (PPD, N95, Flu, etc.), and education requirements.
• Maintains accountability and timekeeping expectations as outlined by MCHS Timekeeping and Attendance policy and procedures. Ensures behavior is compliant with communication standards.
• Ensures behavior meets and/or exceeds targeted service scores as measured by the Service Index and/or the internal departmental service survey.

• Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy; Doctorate of Pharmacy preferred
• Ability to assess patient care conditions and evaluate patient response to medication therapy regimens
• Ability to communicate and present information effectively in both oral and written form with all levels of hospital personnel and all patient groups
• Ability to comprehend and analyze information
• Ability to coordinate the sequence of an operation or a process
• Ability to exercise independent judgment and decision making
• Ability to operate equipment and pharmacy information systems
• Ability to problem solve and think analytically
• Ability to provide supervisory oversight for technical staff related to medication preparation and dispensing
• Ability to relate cooperatively and constructively with patients, co-workers, clinical/medical staff, and interdisciplinary teams
• Knowledge of pharmacokinetic and pharmaco-therapeutic properties of medications

(EOE DFW)

10/12/17

About the Company:
Nicklaus Children's Hospital