Clinical Pharmacist – Acute Care Hospital (13-Week Contract)
Overview
A regional healthcare organization is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist to support inpatient pharmacy services within an acute-care hospital setting. The pharmacist will play a key role in optimizing medication therapy, collaborating with clinical teams, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This contract role is ideal for pharmacists with solid hospital experience who thrive in a fast-paced environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Verify, prepare, and dispense medications for inpatient care areas
- Conduct clinical medication reviews and assess therapy for safety and effectiveness
- Provide pharmacokinetic dosing and therapeutic drug monitoring
- Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other clinical staff on medication-related decisions
- Participate in patient education and transitions-of-care activities
- Support formulary management and adherence to clinical guidelines
- Respond to stat orders and assist with emergency code situations
- Perform sterile compounding in accordance with USP 797/800 standards
- Ensure compliance with hospital policies, state regulations, and accreditation requirements
- Maintain accurate documentation within the electronic health record
- Monitor medication inventory and support automated dispensing cabinet operations
Qualifications
- Active, unrestricted Pharmacist license (state license for the region required)
- Recent acute-care or hospital pharmacy experience
- Strong knowledge of inpatient pharmacotherapy and clinical guidelines
- Experience with major EHR systems preferred
- Competency in sterile compounding practices
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
Work Environment & Schedule
13-week contract assignment; approximately 36–40 hours per week within a regional hospital in the southeastern New Mexico area. Shift structure may vary based on departmental needs.
Why Work With Us
- Opportunity to enhance clinical expertise in a respected hospital environment
- Competitive weekly pay with consistent scheduling
- Supportive interdisciplinary team
- Exposure to a broad range of acute-care clinical activities
- Meaningful role contributing to patient safety and positive outcomes