Baptist Health Princeton Hospital

Essential Functions
 Committed to the completion of the educational goals and objectives of the residency program and to the mission and values
of Orlando Health.
 Provide service and guidance consistent with the mission and vision of the Orlando Health Department of Pharmacy Services
and the Clinical Pharmacy Team.
 Develop and demonstrate competency in all aspects of health-system pharmacy practice including; pharmacotherapy, patient
care, distributive services, drug information, formulary evaluation, policy development, and practice management.
 Complete one or more outcome-oriented projects.
 During clinical practice experiences, demonstrate the ability to plan, organize, execute, and monitor pharmaceutical care plans
designed to improve the quality of patient care while effectively utilizing resources.
 Perform verbal and written pharmacotherapy, pharmacokinetic, and nutritional support consultations for physicians and other
healthcare providers.
 Provide pharmacists and pharmacy students with clinical education and training congruent with core competencies and
educational objectives.
 During practice management experiences, demonstrate the ability to identify problems, make judgments, communicate
effectively, and assume responsibility for the use of medications and the medication delivery system.
 Demonstrate an understanding of the characteristics of pharmacy workload, human resource management, and the application of
automated medication distribution systems.
 Organize and maintain appropriate documentation of clinical and practice management activities for purposes of pharmacy
management and hospital accreditation.
 Observe and/or participate on Orlando Health multidisciplinary committees, such as the Pharmacotherapy Committee.
 Modify performance and behavior based on evaluation and self-assessment.
 Participate in the pharmacy resident recruitment and selection processes.
Other Related Functions
 Participates in medical resident training through multidisciplinary patient care rounds, and formal education programs.

Education/Training
 Doctor of Pharmacy required from an ACPE-accredited Pharmacy School.
 In addition, PGY-2 residency requires completion of a PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency from an ASHP-accredited residency
program.

Licensure/Certification
Must be licensed by Alabama Board of Pharmacy (or become licensed at the first opportunity).
Experience
None.