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 good 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 cooperative communication to strengthen medication safety through CareRx transitions.