Technology and Automation Pharmacy Coordinator

ID 2022-12295
Location
Moses Cone Hospital
Work Location
US-NC-Greensboro
Division : Name
Quality
Department : Name
MHC - Pharmacy Admin
Category
PHARMACY
Position Sub-Category
PHARMACIST
Position Type
Full Time
Employment Type
Employee
Exempt/NonExempt
Exempt
FTE
1.00
Workforce Status
Hybrid I
Work Hours
40.00
Provider Schedule (specific schedule)
Monday-Friday, 8 hour shifts
On call Required
Yes
Sub Category
Pharmacist

Overview

 

The Quality Assurance (QA) Pharmacy Coordinator at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
is a full-time role that involves leading the IV robotic sterile compounding batching and
quality assurance program to support patients across the health-system. This position
will report directly to the Director for sterile compounding services. 

 

Talent Pool: Allied Health

 

Responsibilities

• Oversee production and staffing of sterile compounded batched drugs with
automation/robotic technology
• Staffing component includes verification of all IV robotic production, submissions
for quality assurance testing, evaluation of results, and release of quarantine
product into inventory
• Provides feedback to IV robot vendor on program performance, staffing,
production, opportunities for improvement
• Coordinates site visits with external stakeholders on evaluation of IV robotic
production and quality assurance program
• Perform and/or coordinate completion of environmental monitoring and
documentation, including personnel monitoring, air bioburden, surface
bioburden, temperatures, and particle counts
• Review sterility tests, aseptic technique qualifications, and media fill process
validations
• Perform and review the daily compliance verification checklist, document results,
and report to immediate supervisor
• New staff training supporting the IV robotic program
• Collect environmental monitoring samples as necessary
• Perform document review of sterile compounding batch records
• Verify accuracy of labeling
• Perform final disposition of batch
• Verify that product test results meet specification limits
• Verify that all documentation is complete
• Document non-compliance and evaluate if further investigation is needed
• Submit samples to the appropriate labs for chemical assay and microbial tests
• Track vendor equipment calibration and maintenance records and assess for
deviations
• Enter test results or summaries into the pharmacy specific monthly and quarterly
quality assurance report template

• Under the direct supervision, document results of deviation and compliant
investigations, causal analysis, corrective actions and prevention actions
• Support internal and external audits of pharmacy cleanrooms across the healthsystem
• Maintain quality records, including equipment calibration and maintenance,
training, deviation and complaint investigation, environmental monitoring,
Certificate of Analysis, and clean room certification
• Oversight of the quarantine program for batched sterile compounds
• Participate in pharmacy leadership staff meetings
• Precept pharmacy students, PGY1 residents, and PGY2 health-system pharmacy
administration residents

Qualifications

 

 

• PharmD with an acceptable academic record and high degree of professional
motivation

Sterile Compounding experience REQUIRED

• Board Certified Sterile Compounding Pharmacists (BCSCP), preferred
• Previous leadership experience
• Completion of PGY1/PGY2/MS Health-System Pharmacy Administration and
Leadership Residency Program, or have equivalent practice experience
• Minimum of 2 years experience in pharmaceutical compounding, preferred
• Completion of formal sterile compounding training (e.g., professional certificate
program), preferred

LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION/REGISTRY/LISTING:
REQUIRED

Required - Current and active license to practice pharmacy in North Carolina, or eligible to obtain North Carolina pharmacy license within two (2) months of date of hire

Maintains NC Board of Pharmacy permit if required

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