Clinical Pharmacist | Rome, New York

Job Description Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree, active Pharmacist license, and minimum 1+ years Pharmacist experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.This direct hire opportunity is for an Inpatient Pharmacist role within a respected health system located in Utica, NY. The position supports pharmacy operations in a hospital setting, focusing on the safe and effective use of medications. Working primarily during day and afternoon shifts, this role demands strong clinical pharmacy expertise and dedication to patient safety.Key Responsibilities:Accurately verify and dispense medications, ensuring proper dosing, labeling, and handling of IV/controlled substancesMonitor patient medication profiles for potential interactions, allergies, and discrepancies, resolving issues proactivelyProvide reliable drug information and clinical support to healthcare providers and interdisciplinary teamsPrepare sterile compounds following USP standards, including IV admixtures, maintaining safety and accuracySupport departmental functions such as inventory management, regulatory compliance, and maintaining a clean and organized work environmentQualifications & Desired Experience:Valid New York State Pharmacist LicensePGY1 residency completion or extensive experience in an inpatient hospital pharmacy settingStrong attention to detail and adherence to pharmacy practice standardsAbility to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary healthcare teamSchedule:Day and afternoon shiftsLocation:Utica, NY hospital environment with a dynamic team dedicated to patient care excellenceThis position offers the chance to contribute meaningfully within a hospital pharmacy setting, enhancing patient outcomes and medication safety. Candidates with inpatient pharmacy experience ready to advance their careers in a direct hire role are encouraged to explore this professional opportunity.Apply today to join a progressive healthcare team focused on clinical excellence and safe medication practices.