Lead medication reconciliation remotely with CareRx, using clinical judgment and BPMH development to support safer transitions of care. Collaborate virtually across Ontario.
As a Clinical Pharmacist, you will support residents entering long-term care, retirement living, and congregate care settings. You will assess complex regimens, resolve discrepancies, and provide resident-centred pharmaceutical care. The work involves residents, families, prescribers, nurses, and pharmacy colleagues.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct formal medication reconciliation according to CareRx policies
- Develop BPMHs from records, histories, information, and interviews
- Assess dosing, duplication, interactions, omissions, and optimization opportunities
- Resolve discrepancies and escalate urgent clinical concerns appropriately
- Document timely clinical care and support quality improvement initiatives
Requirements:
- Registered Ontario pharmacist in valuable standing
- Experience in long-term care, hospital, or clinical pharmacy
- Strong medication management knowledge and clinical judgment
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and analytical skills
- Comfort using technology in virtual, paperless care
Apply clinical expertise, BPMH development, and collaborative communication to strengthen medication safety through CareRx transitions.