Clinical Pharmacist

Purpose of Position

Provides day-to-day support at the clinic to patients, doctors, nurses as well as administrative and supply reporting.

Key Areas of Responsibilities

• Ensure dispensing medications properly

• Ensure all medication stocks are properly labeled inside the pharmacy specially checking on expiry dates and lot numbers of the medications that are supposed to be used first.

• Performing and timely reporting monthly consumables stock count

• Receiving all consumables to clinic warehouse, timely (within 24 hours) reporting to HQ MRNs and MTNs

• Monitoring daily stock expenditure to treatment areas and assuring conformity of given quantities with BoMs and performed treatments

• Ensuring reporting to SC damaged, expired products and deliver consumption forecast on time

• Daily checking of storage(s) temperature and humidity in accordance to company procedure and protocol

• Participating in preparation of consumption forecast of medicines and consumables (with MD and HN).

• Checking crash card medications on a weekly basis (and when needed) inside the treatment area in collaboration with the nursing staff

• Timely ordering replenishment request to ensure continues availability of stocks

• Review the requested amount of medications with MD and HN – MAKE SURE ALL NUMBERS ARE CORRECT.

• Provides pharmaceutical care by collaborating with physicians, nurses and other members of the healthcare team in:

  • Reviewing patient medication history

  • Reviewing patient medication profiles

  • Monitoring potential adverse drug-drug and drug-food interactions

  • Educating patients on drug usage as need

  • Detect, monitors, document and report medication errors.

• When needed, reviews physician orders for possible therapeutic problems, contraindications, interactions, allergies, and formulary status of the drug

• Discusses medication order clarifications with the prescriber, document any interventions in pharmacy records, and inform others of medication order changes

Skills

Key Performance Indicators

• Availability of medication.

• Expired medication.

• Patients satisfaction

• Availability of emergency medication.

• Accuracy of stock count report.

• Follow up on updated prescriptions in iRims System

• Adherence to pharma and routine supply budget.

Education

Clinical Pharmacy