Description du poste
The Clinical Pharmacist serves as a primary professional pharmacy staff member and functions independently to provide support to clinical and operational activities as assigned. The primary responsibility of this role will be to adjudicate prior authorization drug requests (PADRs) in accordance with formulary and policy requirements.
PRINCIPALES MISSIONS :
Clinical: Performs clinical reviews and adjudicates prior authorization drug requests promoting safe, cost-effective, and optimal medication use. Maintains advanced skill in assessing and monitoring the outcome of drug therapies including interpretation of laboratory and other diagnostic parameters. Demonstrates expert knowledge in multiple areas of clinical pharmacy practice such as oncology, hematology, rheumatology, neurology, dermatology, infectious disease, transplant, emergency medicine, among other clinical areas. Responsible for maintaining professional competencies of information on new drugs, clinical innovations in pharmacy practice, completes continuing education, and integrates this information into his/her daily clinical practice. Coordinates care for patients with other healthcare providers as needed. Documents all encounters in the patient's clinical record. Medication Dispensing and Distribution: Reviews service connection for appropriate costs and payment and applies VA local standards. Supervises technical staff to maintain efficient and effective operations per departmental needs. Checks and approves items prepared by pharmacy technicians per departmental needs. Displays competency in the use of all pharmacy resources, including computer software and hardware and other technology. Adheres to dispensing guidelines for hazardous medications and disposal guidelines for all medications per departmental needs. Responsible for processing all electronic orders for assigned team as requested or needed including verifying patient information, correct medication dose, route, and frequency of administration. All orders are checked for patient allergies, drug interactions, incompatibilities, duplication, and priority. Identifies, interprets, and resolves prescribing and dispensing issues, including pharmacotherapeutics and the formulary. Documents interventions within the specified timeframe if applicable. As needed will need to be capable to assist in coordination of the activities of the assigned pharmacy technicians and pharmacy volunteers engaged in the preparation, labeling, dispensing, manufacturing, and delivery of medications and other pharmaceutical supplies in accordance with physician orders. Education: Serves as a preceptor for students, PGY-1, and PGY-2 residents at Hines VA Hospital and maintains preceptor qualifications that aligns with American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists (ASHP) and set forth by the residency program director. Serves as an advocate for the pharmacy profession and educates team members on pharmacy processes. Participates in the development and implementation of different education as needed. Assists with timely training or in-servicing of any health care provider including but not limited to physicians, residents, technicians, pharmacists, students, or nurses. Interfaces with other health-care providers and administrators to ensure compliance with established pharmacy and medical center policies and procedures. Assists in the development or improvement of proposals for new or existing clinical pharmacy services. Publish and/or present results of pharmacy projects/research studies, papers, etc. whenever possible. Provides highly specialized education and training support to other professional services in the area of advanced pharmacotherapy. Provides drug information and drug literature evaluations as requested by the professional sta Administration/Technical Support: Work with other health care providers to develop programs for improvement of drug use. Develops and conducts medication usage evaluation in areas of needs from