Children's Hospital of Philadelphia·Calgary, Alberta
The pharmacist is responsible for coordinating and monitoring pharmacy services for home care and ambulatory patients, ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. They will collaborate with healthcare professionals to provide safe infusion services and supervise pharmacy staff to ensure accurate product preparation.
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About the Job Responsible for coordinating and monitoring pharmacy services for home care and ambulatory patients in accordance with CHOP Home Care, CHOP policy and all regulatory and accrediting agency guidelines
What you will do Responsible to provide accurate and timely infusion services for Home Care and Ambulatory patients.
Provides clinical practice/monitoring based on CHOP Home Care, CHOP policy and all accrediting agency and regulatory guidelines for home infusion, pharmacy dispensing, and ambulatory patients.
Provides quality pharmacy and home infusion services and collaborates with physicians, nurses, other health care professionals as well as the patient/caregiver to deliver safe patient care and optimal patient care and outcomes.
Responsible to complete all patient documentation timely and in compliance with CHOP Home Care policy.
Apply knowledge of USP 797 Guidelines & State Pharmacy Regulations Provides and receives accurate and timely communication to render interdisciplinary patient care.
Provides drug information and/or presents educational programs to healthcare professionals and patients.
Provide training and orientation to new home care staff regarding pharmacy services.
Supervise pharmacy technicians and interns to ensure that pharmacy products are prepared and distributed accurately, with the appropriate quantity and at the time the product is needed.
Participates in departmental process improvement initiatives.
Performs other duties as assigned by Home Care Management
Experience At least one (1) year previous experience - Required Previous experience with IV medications - Required At least two (2) years previous experience - Preferred Home Care or Hospital Pharmacy - Preferred Pediatric experience - Preferred
Strong interpersonal, communication and organizational skills.
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Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy and have at least one year of relevant experience, including experience with IV medications. Proficiency in USP 797 guidelines and strong organizational and communication skills are required.
Market context
Pharmacy roles in Alberta, especially in long-term care, are often competitive because employers look for ACP registration, relevant pharmacy system experience, and comfort with structured workflows. Retail, community, or long-term care experience can strengthen an application, and predictable schedules and benefits are common draws. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your ACP standing and highlight any KROLL, PCC, or Catalyst experience in your application.