Baptist·Memphis, Tennessee
The pharmacist provides age-specific pharmaceutical care and manages medication orders to ensure safety and accuracy. They also supervise healthcare team members and participate in clinical activities and inter-departmental committees.
Provides age-specific pharmaceutical care and basic clinical services for assigned patient care areas. Contributes to goals, programs, QA, PI and other activities for their unit/department/hospital. Performs other duties as assigned.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor of Science or Doctor of Pharmacy degree and possess or be eligible for a state pharmacy license. At least one year of hospital pharmacy experience is preferred, along with BLS or ACLS certification.
Market context
In Tennessee, clinical staff pharmacist roles are commonly tied to hospital and health-system hiring, where employers look for licensed candidates with inpatient experience and strong medication-safety judgment. Competition is often strongest for applicants who already hold an active, unrestricted pharmacy license and have at least one year of hospital pharmacy experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page against the original posting, then confirm your license status and hospital experience before applying.