Come and join us in the ChristianaCare Pharmacy - Dedicated to getting the right drug to the right patient at the right time!Why ChristianaCare At the Wilmington Campus, operations run through a network of inpatient pharmacies, including a central pharmacy and satellite pharmacies that focus on critical care, emergency medicine, heart failure, investigational drugs, oncology, perioperative services, sterile and non-sterile compounding, and trauma.Clinical services include robust acute and ambulatory care services. In the acute care setting, the department employs a decentralized model of practice, placing pharmacists directly into patient care units as part of a multidisciplinary teamSubstantial PTO plus 12-Week Fully Paid Parental Leave403(b) with competitive employer match and Defined Contribution Plan Retirement OptionsNot-for-profit organization eligible with the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) programPharmacy Board Certification reimbursementChristianaCare is currently recruiting for a part time, 40 hours bi-weekly, Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacy Specialist to work day/evening shift rotation.In this position, you will collaborate with healthcare providers, assess drug therapy, and provide medication-related care to achieve measurable outcomes.Principal Duties and Responsibilities:Participate in acute patient care as the pharmacy resource in the emergency department, including trauma, stroke, cardiac arrest, and other unstable patientsAssist healthcare professionals in discussions with patients and/or family members to help make informed decisions regarding pharmacotherapy optionsProvide drug therapy related education to ED team membersReview the patient medication history to determine which maintenance medications should be continued during the acute illnessAssist with medication reconciliation for ED patients at the time of admission, transfer, or discharge to home or facilityEvaluate drug therapy for appropriate indication, dose, drug interactions, drug allergies, and monitor the pharmacotherapeutic regimen for effectiveness and adverse drug events (ADEs), and intervene as neededProvide routine stewardship activities targeted at anti-infectives and other medications, including those that may be high risk for adverse events, high cost concerns, and inappropriate utilization (e.g., factor products, anticoagulants, sedatives, acid-suppressive therapies)Appropriately convert/manage medications per P&T approved pharmacist policy (e.g. IV to PO and renal dose adjustment)Participate in the investigation and resolution of missing dose issues in the ED when neededEvaluate appropriate laboratory tests necessary to monitor and support the patient’s drug therapy regimen when neededCoordinate the development and implementation of emergency medicine focused drug therapy protocols, guidelines, order sets, and/or care pathways to maximize benefits of pharmacotherapyPrepare and present drug therapy monographs and formulary reviews to the Pharmacy and Therapeutic committee for medications used in ED and critically ill patients as neededParticipate in reporting ADEs to institutional committees and national programs (e.g., the FDA MedWatch program)Participate in investigational drug programs as requestedProvide an interprofessional experience in training and mentoring pharmacy students, PGY-1 and PGY-2 pharmacy residents through experiential ED rotationsEducation and Experience Requirements:PharmD from an ACPE-accredited School of Pharmacy requiredASHP-accredited PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency required or equivalent experience (3 years of acute clinical pharmacy experience)ASHP-accredited PGY2 Pharmacy Residency (Emergency Medicine) required or equivalent experience (3 years of in a Level I trauma center or Emergency Department) in addition to PGY1 residency or equivalent)Board Certification (example, BCEMP) required within 2 years of hireCurrent licensure (or eligible to reciprocate) in the State of DelawareIf you 're inspired to make a difference, we invite you to become a ChristianaCare caregiver.