Health System Pharmacist (Clinical Safety - Opioid Stewardship)

A. General Clinical Pharmacy Responsibilities :

• Monitor drug therapy regimens for allergies, contraindications, interactions, adverse drug reactions, appropriateness of indication and dose, and therapeutic duplications.
• Suggest appropriate, cost-effective therapeutic alternatives to non-formulary medications as needed.
• Coordinate the selection and safe use of alternative medications in response to medication shortages.
• Facilitate patient transitions of care as it relates to medication management.
• Establish productive and collaborative relationships with pharmacy staff and other disciplines.
• Provide clinical pharmacy consultations for the multidisciplinary healthcare team.
• Provide responses to drug information requests to the multidisciplinary healthcare team.
• Facilitate the development and implementation of treatment guidelines, protocols, formulary changes as approved by

appropriate committees.

B. Medication Safety :

C. Opioid Stewardship :

Qualifications : For Level I :

1. Possession of a valid NY State license to practice pharmacy.

For Level II : In addition to meeting the qualification requirements of the lower level :

1. Two years of post licensure experience; or

2. Completion of a post graduate specialty residency or fellowship program; or

3. Current Pharmacy Board Certification.

For Level III : In addition to meeting the qualification requirements of the lower levels, an additional :

1. One year of post licensure supervisory experience or specialty clinical experience.