Brown University Health
Clinical Pharmacist - Inpatient
$105K–$173K
The Miriam Hospital · Full-time · Posted Oct 16, 2026
- Education
- Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited college of pharmacy.
About the job
Interprets, prepares, and dispenses inpatient medications, providing clinical medication management and collaborating with care teams to ensure safe and effective therapy.
What you'll do
- Reviews medication orders and intervenes to address therapeutic risks, interactions, and patient-specific needs.
- Provides drug information, monitors medication therapy, and documents clinical interventions and medication events.
- Reviews compounded medications and checks technician work; supports emergency response, rounds, education, and transitions of care.
What they ask for
- Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited college of pharmacy.
- Current unrestricted Rhode Island pharmacist license, or a 90-day temporary license before starting and full licensure before it expires.
- Current American Heart Association BLS and ACLS certifications within 120 days of hire.
- Effective interpersonal, communication, organizational, and presentation skills.
Nice to have
- PGY-1 residency completion and/or national Board Certification in Pharmacotherapy; clinical experience, knowledge, and development may be considered instead of formal training.
- PGY-2 residency in an applicable specialty area.
Pay
$105,019.20-$173,264.00 (base salary)
Tools
LifeChart, MS Word, Excel, Outlook, web browsers
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