Clinical Pharmacy Manager
Pikeville Medical Center
Pikeville, Kentucky
As a full time, exempt, Pharmacy Manager with CPS Solutions, LLC at Pikeville Medical Center, you will serve as the leader of clinical pharmacy programs and services, develop a strong clinical team in a progressive healthcare environment and hospital which serves as a teaching facility. Responsibilities Include: developing and maintenance of a drug policy to support optimal pharmaceutical care and promotes optimal cost effectiveness for all patients; assess, develop, coordinate, implement, and maintenance of clinically relevant tools to support clinical programs and services; aid the Director of Pharmacy in maintaining the pharmacy and an annual clinical plan with the Regional Director of Clinical Service. Clinical services include an antimicrobial stewardship, anticoagulation program, and general clinical pharmacy services that include patient dosing and monitoring. Clinical services support the Oncology, Critical Care, and Infectious Disease departments.
Schedule: This position will work at least 40 hours per week, primarily Monday-Friday daytime hours.
About the Facility: At 340 beds, Pikeville Medical Center is the largest hospital in southeastern Kentucky and is accredited by The Joint Commission. The medical center offers services including cardiac care, medical, surgical, pediatric, neonatal intensive care, rehabilitation, oncology, neurology, pain and wound care, a level 2 trauma center and home care services. There are future plans to expand services in Pediatrics, NICU and Emergency Services.
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Founded nearly 50 years ago and employing over 2,500 clinical, regulatory, and operational pharmacy professionals, Comprehensive Pharmacy Services is the nation’s oldest and largest provider of pharmacy support services to more than 700 hospitals and healthcare facilities across the United States and Puerto Rico. CPS helps hospital pharmacists tackle complex problems such as medication reconciliation, hyper-inflated drug costs, standardization, centralized distribution, regulatory & compliance, and 340B programs leading to increased quality, reduced admissions and lower costs.
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