As a Hospital Pharmacy Operation and MIS Analyst, I excel at optimizing pharmacy workflows through insightful data analysis and the strategic implementation of information systems. I leverage my understanding of pharmaceutical operations and technical expertise to identify areas for improvement, streamline processes, and provide data-driven recommendations that enhance patient safety, operational efficiency, and regulatory compliance within a hospital pharmacy setting. My ability to bridge the gap between pharmacy needs and IT solutions ensures informed decision-making, and ultimately contributes to better patient care outcomes.
Inpatient and Outpatient Dispensing: Overseeing the accurate and timely dispensing of medications to both inpatients (patients admitted to the hospital) and outpatients (patients receiving medications upon discharge or through an outpatient pharmacy).
Clinical Pharmacy Services: Often involved in or directly supervising clinical pharmacy services, such as medication reconciliation, pharmacokinetic monitoring, drug information services, and participation in patient care rounds.
Formulary Management: Contributing to the development and maintenance of the hospital's drug formulary (a list of approved medications).
Drug Information and Education: Providing drug information to physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, as well as educating patients about their medications.
Inventory Management (Hospital Focus): Managing a complex inventory of medications, including specialized drugs and large quantities, often utilizing automated dispensing systems, and sophisticated inventory control methods.
Regulatory Compliance (Hospital Focus): Ensuring compliance with hospital policies, accreditation standards (e.g., Joint Commission), and pharmacy-specific regulations.
Staff Management (Hospital Focus): Leading a team of pharmacists, pharmacy residents, technicians, and other support staff within the hospital pharmacy department.
Collaboration with Medical Staff: Working closely with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to optimize patient care and medication therapy.
Quality Improvement: Implementing and participating in quality improvement initiatives to enhance the safety and efficiency of pharmacy services.
Emergency Preparedness: Developing and implementing procedures for medication management during emergencies.
Budget Management (Hospital Focus): Managing the hospital pharmacy's budget, which can be substantial due to the high cost of many hospital medications.
Technology and Automation: Overseeing the use of technology and automation in the pharmacy, such as electronic health records (EHRs) and inventory management systems.
Certificate of Completion of MS Excel - Advanced Skills
Certificate of Completion of Email Etiquette
Certificate of Completion in Pharmaceutical Business Analytics