Clinical Pharmacist – Inpatient

About the role

A Clinical Pharmacist (Inpatient) plays a vital role in ensuring the safe, effective, and appropriate use of medications for hospitalized patients. They work collaboratively with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to optimize drug therapy, improve patient outcomes, and support medication safety initiatives within the hospital.

Key responsibilities

• Review medication therapy for appropriateness, dosing, interactions, contraindications, and monitoring requirements.
• Participate in multidisciplinary ward rounds and provide evidence‑based recommendations.
• Monitor treatment response, laboratory results, and adverse drug reactions, recommending therapy adjustments as needed.
• Support antimicrobial stewardship and promote appropriate antibiotic use.
• Document clinical interventions and report medication incidents and adverse drug reactions.
• Provide medication counseling to patients and families and educate healthcare professionals.
• Contribute to medication‑use evaluations, clinical guidelines, formulary reviews, and quality‑improvement initiatives.
• Maintain clinical documentation and ensure compliance with hospital policies and regulatory standards.
• Manage medication formulary and related Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee activities.

Required profile

• Valid DOH license as a clinical pharmacist.
• Relevant hospital clinical pharmacy experience; experience in women’s health, pediatrics, or neonatology is preferred.