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✓You’ll need
Education
✓Bachelor’s Degree Pharmacy
Qualifications
✓Experience Qualifications
✓Completion of a Pharmacy Practice Residency or equivalent experience required
✓Minimum of three (3) years equivalent of actual hospital pharmacy experience required
Experience caring for complex hospitalized patients highly preferred
New Florida pharmacy contracts paying $60+/hr
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A Clinical Pharmacist Specialist is a specialty-trained healthcare professional who provides expert-level pharmaceutical care in a designated practice area. This role includes additional clinical or administrative responsibilities such as teaching, research, order development, and leading practice changes within the specialty area. Clinical Pharmacy Specialists collaborate with the healthcare team to support the safe, effective, timely, and evidence-based use of medications tailored to individual patient needs.

As specialist practitioners, they also serve as subject matter experts within the pharmacy division and the organization. The position upholds the mission, vision, and values in all aspects of practice. Education Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree Pharmacy Licenses and Certifications Pharmacist Experience Qualifications Completion of a Pharmacy Practice Residency or equivalent experience required.

Minimum of three (3) years equivalent of actual hospital pharmacy experience required. Experience caring for complex hospitalized patients highly preferred

About the role

A Clinical Pharmacist Specialist is a specialty-trained healthcare professional who provides expert-level pharmaceutical care in a designated practice area. This role includes additional clinical or administrative responsibilities such as teaching, research, order development, and leading practice changes within the specialty area.