Clinical Pharmacy Specialist (Advanced Heart Failure and Heart Transplant)

Location: Tufts Medical Center, United States; on-site hospital-based role

Salary: $124,800.00–$155,933.24 annually, with sign-on bonus eligibility

Company

hirify.global includes Tufts Medical Center, where this role supports inpatient and outpatient pharmacy services.

What you will do

• Provide comprehensive pharmacy services for patients with advanced heart failure, including heart transplant recipients and LVAD patients.
• Review and approve medication orders and collaborate with inpatient pharmacists, physicians, surgeons, and multidisciplinary heart failure teams.
• Complete pre-transplant evaluations, post-operative medication reconciliation, discharge reconciliation, and patient education.
• Deliver heart transplant medication discharge teaching and LVAD warfarin/enoxaparin education in compliance with CMS regulations.
• Facilitate transitions of care, medication access, outpatient cardiology support, and maintenance of institutional guidelines and protocols.
• Participate in quality, transplant listing, LVAD, and morbidity and mortality meetings while precepting pharmacy residents and students.

Requirements

• PharmD and two years of hospital clinical pharmacy experience, or a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and five years of hospital clinical pharmacy experience.
• Active pharmacist license.
• Knowledge of clinical best practices, medication optimization, formularies, chronic condition management, and population management.
• Strong verbal, written, presentation, communication, organizational, problem-solving, and project management skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively, prioritize critical issues, protect patient confidentiality, and use electronic medical records and healthcare collaboration technologies.
• Ability to stand and walk for 25–75% of the day, occasionally lift up to 30 pounds, and work around hazardous chemicals and broken glass.

Nice to have

• Three years of hospital clinical pharmacy experience with a PharmD, or seven years with a bachelor's degree in pharmacy.
• PGY1 pharmacy residency and PGY2 residency in a relevant practice area.
• Pharmacy board certification or an active related BPS credential.
• Experience in drug utilization review and analysis.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time employment with a comprehensive Total Rewards package.
• Compensation considers experience, certifications, education, skills, and internal equity.
• Role includes opportunities to educate pharmacists, residents, students, and other care team members.
• Work is performed independently and as part of multidisciplinary clinical teams.