Clinical Pharmacist

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Clinical Pharmacist Charlottesville, Virginia The Clinical Pharmacist monitors the medication usage for participants to ensure that it is safe, effective, cost efficient and contributes to optimal participant outcomes. In addition, the candidate will be a drug information resource for the medical and nursing teams, participants, and their families. Medication Therapy Management Evaluates medication regimen of participants upon intake and on a periodic basis based on patient's conditions, and on a semiannual basis and makes the following clinical interventions: Evaluates and reports drug interactions related to other drugs, disease states, pharmacokinetics, and food. Evaluates ppts discussed at IDT for medication related problems Acts as a drug information resource for interdisciplinary team members and clinic staff on ppt specific medication questions Assists the primary care team in maximizing drug therapy outcomes by evaluating aggregated drug-usage reports and performing drug utilization reviews. In collaboration with primary care physician and the IDT team, review participant's medication list and make recommendations of prescriptions no longer needed due to duplicate drug therapy or inappropriate drug therapy for documented state or other reasons. Alerts primary care to dosing irregularities such as; inappropriate dosing based on disease state, renal function, liver function etc. Monitors response to drug therapy. Optimizes drug therapy against disease states, standards of care and patient goals of care. Reviews dementia patients on psychotropic medications for possible dose reductions and to ensure adequate drug monitoring. Interviews and consults with participants and/or caregiver(s) to determine efficiency and current usage of medications. Performs individualized participant education sessions

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