Must have a Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy or Pharm. D. degree from an accredited school of pharmacy
Successful completion of an ASHP-accredited post-graduate year one (PGY1) residency training program and post-graduate year two (PGY2) residency training program or fellowship
Meets Parkland standards of an ASHP-Qualified Residency Preceptor within one year of employment.
Prior experience working in assigned practice area preferred.
Equivalent Education and/or Experience
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additional certification(s) or years of relevant clinical pharmacist experience would be evaluated for equivalent if no prior residency training.
Certification/Registration/Licensure
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Texas Pharmacist License or eligible for Texas Pharmacist License; must obtain licensure within 90 days of employment.
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Prefer national certification in any Pharmacy specialty such as Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) certifications in ambulatory care (BCACP), cardiology (BCCP), critical care (BCCCP), geriatric (BCGP), infectious diseases (BCIDP), nutritional support (BCNSP), oncology (BCOP), pediatric (BCPPS), pharmacotherapy (BCPS), or psychiatric (BCPP) pharmacy.
Required Tests for Placement
Skills or Special Abilities
Must demonstrate competency and ability to perform in the desired practice area.
Must possess knowledge of drugs, procedure, equipment, common disease states and patient care monitoring within the assigned care areas.
Must possess good oral and written communication skills.
Must possess good organizational skills.
Must have proficient computer skills.
Must possess extensive mathematical skills.