Clinical Pharmacy Manager

The University of Vermont Health Network hiring for Clinical Pharmacy Manager jobs in Plattsburgh, NY, US

GENERAL SUMMARY: The Clinical Pharmacy Manager is responsible for the design, planning, implementation and maintenance of all Clinical Pharmacy programs. This individual displays competence in the 5 core health care competencies of interdisciplinary team work, quality improvement, evidence based practice, patient focused care and informatics. The Clinical Pharmacy Manager also assists the Director with organizational planning, compliance with regulatory standards, fiscal management setting and maintaining standards of pharmacy practice, coordinating services, and providing for the professional growth of staff. The Clinical Pharmacy Manager is directly responsible for supervision of Clinical Pharmacists, Pharmacist Specialist Infection Disease, Pharmacy Residentss and Pharmacy Interns. The Clinical Pharmacy Manager will act as the Pharmacy Residency Program Director; directly responsible for design and management of the Pharmacy Residency Program including adherence to all American Society of Health-System Pharmacist’s Residency accreditation standards.QUALIFICATIONS: 1.Doctor of Pharmacy degree required.2.Current NYS Pharmacist License required.3.Board of Pharmacotherapy Specialist Certification required4.Residency Pharmacy Certification preferred.5.Institute for Greater Leadership or comparable program certification preferred.6.Excellent verbal and written communication skills required.7.Five years of Clinical Pharmacy experience required.8.Three years of supervisory experience required.9.Experience with IV Smart Pump Technology and automated dispensing machines required.10.Experience with prepackaging systems preferred.11.Experience with MS Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Pharmacy order entry, Patient history documentation systems, data mining software and IV Smart Pump analytics required.As applicable, the individual has training / competency in attending to the special needs and/or behaviors appropriate to the age of the patients for which care is being provided.