Pharmacist 3 - Pharmacy Central - Regular Full-time 2026-18454 (2026-18454)
Offre en anglaisThe Clinical Coordinator leads pharmacy practice across critical care and surgical programs to optimize medication-related patient outcomes. Responsibilities include providing advanced direct patient care, mentoring staff, and driving quality improvement and research initiatives.
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- Toronto, ON
- Publié 4 sept. 2026
- Postuler avant le 4 oct. 2026
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Résumé du poste
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre is seeking an experienced and innovative clinical pharmacy leader to serve as Clinical Coordinator, Intensive Care & Surgery Pharmacy Services. Reporting to the Professional Practice Lead/Manager, Pharmacy, the Clinical Coordinator provides leadership for pharmacy practice across critical care and surgical programs while maintaining an advanced clinical practice focused on optimizing medication-related patient outcomes. This is an exciting opportunity for a highly accomplished clinician and educator who is passionate about advancing pharmacy practice, mentoring the next generation of pharmacists, and contributing to Sunnybrook's mission as Canada's premier academic health sciences centre. Summary Summary of Duties The Clinical Coordinator is responsible for advancing clinical pharmacy practice within Sunnybrook's Intensive Care and Surgical Programs through a combination of: Advanced direct patient care Professional practice leadership Staff mentorship and education Quality improvement and research Program development and administration As the clinical practice leader for these specialty areas, the Coordinator works collaboratively with pharmacists, physicians, nurses and the interprofessional team to ensure safe, effective and evidence-informed medication use throughout the continuum of care. Key Responsibilities include leading in Clinical Practice Leadership & Direct Patient Care; Professional Practice Leadership, Education & Mentorship; Teaching & Academic Contributions; Research, Quality Improvement & Innovation; and Administration & Program Development Qualifications/Skills REQUIRED: Licensed Pharmacist in good standing with the Ontario College of Pharmacists (Part A Register). Must hold one of the following qualifications: either a master’s degree in a pharmacy or related discipline, or relevant Accredited Canadian Pharmacy Residency Year 2 Residency (ACPR-2) or a Pharm D as a post-baccalaureate or second professional pharmacy degree (not an entry to practice Pharm D). Applicants must have a minimum of 5 years of hospital pharmacy practice experience (10 years or more preferred) with demonstrated expertise in critical care or surgical pharmacy practice. Applicants must have excellent communication, collaboration and leadership skills. PREFERRED: 5 or more years of practice in Intensive Care Pharmacy Practice. Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) certification or equivalent advanced credentialing. Record of scholarly achievement, quality improvement and/or clinical research and experience teaching pharmacy learners and healthcare professionals. The ideal candidate is a respected clinical leader with advanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills who is passionate about mentorship and developing others, demonstrates a commitment to excellence in patient-centred care; is an effective change agent who can influence practice and system improvements and is enthusiastic about research, innovation and academic practice.
Ce que vous ferez
The Clinical Coordinator leads pharmacy practice across critical care and surgical programs to optimize medication-related patient outcomes. Responsibilities include providing advanced direct patient care, mentoring staff, and driving quality improvement and research initiatives.
Exigences
Candidates must be a licensed pharmacist in Ontario with a postgraduate degree or ACPR-2 residency and at least 5 years of hospital pharmacy experience. Expertise in critical care or surgical pharmacy and strong leadership skills are required.
Compétences indiquées
- Soins cliniquesSouhaitée
- Change ManagementSouhaitée
- Quality ImprovementSouhaitée
- Interprofessional CollaborationSouhaitée
Autres compétences pertinentes
Relevées dans la description du poste. Confirmez les exigences importantes ci-dessus.
- Clinical Pharmacy Leadership
- Critical Care Pharmacy
- Surgical Pharmacy
- Patient Care
- Staff Mentorship
- Quality Improvement
- Clinical Research
- Program Development
- Interprofessional Collaboration
- Academic Teaching
- Medication Optimization
- Change Management
Domaines d’emploi
- Healthcare
- Management & Leadership
- Science & Research
- Education
Renseignements supplémentaires
- Formation minimale
- Diplôme professionnel
- Expérience minimale
- 10+ ans
- Postuler avant le
- 4 oct. 2026
- Langue de l’offre
- anglais
- Heures de travail
- 40 heures par semaine
- Niveau d’expérience
- Mid-Senior level