Infectious Disease Pharmacist (Days)

The Clinical Specialist in Infectious Disease will help with the development and implementation of a facility-wide Antibiotic Stewardship Program, based on nationally recognized guidelines, to monitor and improve the use of antimicrobials. They will also be responsible for all documentation, written or electronic, of antibiotic stewardship program activities. Responsibilities will include communication and collaboration with medical staff, nursing, laboratory, pharmacy, and hospital leadership, as well as the hospital’s infection prevention and control and QAPI programs, on antimicrobial use initiatives. Competency-based training and education of hospital personnel and staff, including medical staff, and, as applicable, personnel providing contracted services in the hospitals, on the practical applications of antibiotic stewardship guidelines, policies, and procedures will also be required. In addition, the clinical specialist will provide pharmaceutical care by reviewing providers’ orders for appropriateness of drug ordered, dosage, route, and potential interactions and counsel nurses and providers about medications and medication-related issues. The Clinical Specialist achieves departmental and organizational objectives by providing pharmaceutical information and assistance to all members of the patient care team.

This position is designated as safety-sensitive pursuant to 63 O.S. § 427.8 and is subject to our Alcohol and Drug-Free Workplace Policy and applicable zero-tolerance standards regarding marijuana (including for individuals who hold a valid medical marijuana license) and other intoxicating substances as permitted by Oklahoma law.

Education: Post Graduate Degree (PHARM D Required)

License / Certification

• OK Pharmacist License
• BLS
• PGY 1 Pharmacy Residency and/or BCPS Certification (within 3 years from date of hire).