Physician Residency Coordinator jobs in Florida

Lead Pharmacist and Residency Coordinator -Full Time- Schedule will include staffing shifts and weekends

Position Highlights:

Manage our residency program in collaboration with the Residency Program Director.

Work with preceptors to encourage development and growth amongst our team, as well as overseeing the residents, mentoring and guiding them in their growth.  

Residency coordinator will be expected to precept some resident rotations, lead preceptor development activities, attend resident presentation, and continue to grow our residency program.

Residency coordinator will be expected to coordinate, schedule and precept APPE and IPPE rotations.  

Residency coordinator will also be expected to staff as needed to meet the needs of the hospital.  Although time may fluctuate based on department needs, we anticipate that this person will spend approximately 1/2 their time staffing and 1/2 in growing and managing our residency program.  

Meet and maintain all requirements needed to be a residency preceptor.  Ensures all preceptors maintain requirements to be a preceptor as defined by ASHP. 

Provides safe and effective drug therapy management to improve the outcomes of patients.

Lead pharmacist expectations will be variable but may include oversight of the sterile compounding compliance.  

Works centrally and de-centrally to perform all functions of a Registered Pharmacist including clinical interactions with the health care team, patient care monitoring, accurate dispensing and supervisory of the pharmacy technicians

Consults with physicians and nursing staff to ensure the best patient care and evidenced based medicine

Credentials and Qualifications

Minimum of a PGY1 residency 1 year pharmacy experience in a hospital setting

Preferred minimum a PGY1 residency 3 year pharmacy experience in a hospital setting or PGY1 & PGY2 1 year pharmacy experience or a minimum of 5 years of clinical hospital experience

Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy required

Licensed as a pharmacist in the state of Florida required

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