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Clinical Trials ManagerThe Methodist Hospital Research InstituteThe Clinical Trials Manager is responsible for management of research activities of a clinical research program. Directly supervises research staff to ensure effective planning, oversight, and coordination of clinical research projects. Monitors progress and performance of all projects to include quality of services, timelines, compliance with federal, state and/or other regulations, laws and guidelines of The Methodist Hospital Research Institute. The position also provides guidance ott he research program on relevant clinical trial issues and developments.Candidates must have a Bachelor of Science degree in natural sciences or relevant field, Pharm.D., Certified Clinical Research Coordinator certification (CCRC), and either five years relevant research program experience or could have less years experience as long as they have a residency or fellowship with transplant or research.The Transplant department performs 120-150 kidney transplants a year, 100 liver transplants a year, and is the #1 lung program. There are approximately 75 employees in the department. The Department of Surgery, Cardiovascular Surgery, DeBakey Heart & Lung all are part of the Methodist Transplant Center of Excellence. The Methodist Hospital Research Institute (TMHRI) is a cornerstone in The Methodist Hospitals strategy for continued development as an academic medical center. TMHRI oversees all clinical trials at The Methodist Hospital with 700 clinical trials currently underway and 1,700 credentialed research team members, including more than 400 principal investigators. The Research Institute is affiliated with Weill Cornell Medical College and the University of Houston.

Humana offers a diversified portfolio of health insurance products and related services - through traditional and consumer-choice plans - to employer groups, government-sponsored plans, and individuals. Today, Humana is a leader in consumer engagement. Throughout its diversified customer portfolio, the company provides guidance that can both help lower costs and lead to a better health plan experience. As Humana´s RightSource I Pharmacist in charge (PIC) you will be responsible at the mail service pharmacy as the pharmacist named on the facility pharmacy permit and as required on the facility non-resident permits. The PIC has the responsibility for ensuring, and the authority to ensure, that the site complies with all state and federal laws and regulations related to the practice of pharmacy. The authority of other management is subject to state and federal pharmacy laws and regulations and the policies and procedures approved by the site PIC. Any and all changes to pharmacy equipment, operations, policies and procedures must be approved by the site PIC. The most important duty is to ensure that pharmacy is practiced in a safe, lawful, ethical, and professional manner at all times. The PIC is responsible for the professional peer review process, pharmacy quality assurance, process compliance, training and development of pharmacists and technicians, professional licensure of the pharmacy, pharmacists, and technicians, and communication of professional issues to pharmacists and technicians. Additionally, the pharmacist in charge will promptly escalate any known compliance issues, and work in collaboration with the Director of Pharmacy Professional Practice, and other pharmacy practice leaders to ensure safety and regulatory compliance. The Site General Manager is responsible for making all non-professional business and operational decisions, and will work in collaboration with the PIC on patient safety, client satisfaction, and regulatory needs. The PIC is a key member of the pharmacy leadership team and participates in all business and operational decisions regarding the pharmacy so as to ensure that such decisions are aligned with lawful and ethical pharmacy practice. Responsibilities: -Ensures that pharmacy is practiced in a safe, lawful, ethical, and professional manner at all times, including, but not limited to, all aspects of prescription processing (from data entry to shipping/fulfillment/manifesting), regulatory/inspection requirements, record keeping, pharmacy security (including drug inventory security), holding pharmacists and technicians accountable for professional quality of their work (quality governance) up to and including disciplinary action and termination of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians (within Human Resources guidelines), and professional licensure of the pharmacy, pharmacists and technicians, Responsible for timely reporting of all non-compliance issues. -Read the domicile state rules and regulations at least annually. Read the Pharmacist´s DEA Manual at least annually. Keep updated on industry trends and state and federal regulations so as to ensure compliance. Attend all state Board of Pharmacy meetings. Represent the mail service pharmacy at state Board of Pharmacy meetings for procedural, regulatory changes or disciplinary actions as needed. -Is a member of the site leadership team and actively participates in business and operational decisions. Ensures the site´s operational and business decisions are compatible with patient safety, lawful, and ethical pharmacy practice. -With the cooperation of site management, is responsible for QA in the pharmacy. PIC assesses and tracks all pharmacy QA policies, procedures, projects, metrics, and activities, in support of QA outcomes so as to ensure patient safety, lawful, and ethical pharmacy practice at the site. -Manage 1 direct report responsible for Quality Assurance, Accreditation, and licensure/permitting. Role Essentials The ideal candidate should have met the following education and training: • Licensed pharmacist with Pharm.D. degree • 5 years operational experience managing Mail Order Drug Distribution. • Licensure in the following states: Arizona, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, Oregon, and Tennessee (OR minimally an unrestricted pharmacist license and willingness to reciprocate to additional states).

In the 2009 U.S. News & World Report rankings, Cedars-Sinai was named one of America´s best hospitals. Of the 4861 U.S. hospitals, only 174 were ranked in at least one specialty. We are located in Beverly Hills close to the heart of Los Angeles.

Summary of Essential Job Duties:The Outpatient Pharmacy Supervisor is responsible for the direct supervision of pharmacist and technician staff in their assigned areas, performance improvement activities related to their assigned areas, supporting compliance with regulatory requirements, precepting pharmacy residents in the are of management, and special projects for the department. Education and Work Experience Preferences: Educational Requirements:Graduate of an accredited Pharmacy School; preferably with a Pharm. D. degree.License/Certification/Registration Requirements:Current California State Board of Pharmacy issued Pharmacist License.

Rady Children´s Hospital is San Diego regions only designated pediatric trauma center and the only area hospital dedicated solely to pediatric care. Parent Magazine honored Rady Children´s as one of the top 25 children´s hospitals in the nation. In addition, U.S. New & World Report announced the results of its 2009 comprehensive survey to identify the top children´s hospitals in the country and ten pediatric specialties. Rady Children´s Hospital-San Diego achieved rankings in six of the ten specialties. With more than 200 children´s hospitals in the United States, the top rankings place Rady Children´s among the nation´s elite. Our goal is to help create a region where all children go to school healthy and ready to learn how to be productive, responsible citizens. Today´s children are tomorrow´s leaders. We invite you to reach new heights with us as we help create a stronger future for children in San Diego, across the nation, and around the world.JOB SUMMARYThe Director of Pharmacy is responsible for the performance of all aspects of PharmacyServices: planning, management of personnel, financial performance, distribution of medication, clinical services, procurement, storage, inventory control, compounding, quality assurance, and education.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:- Completion of a minimum of a five year course at an accredited school of pharmacy, recognized by the State of California Board of Pharmacy, leading to a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree or an equivalent degree- Current California licensure as a Registered Pharmacist in California in good standing- Minimum of five years experience in a hospital pharmacy with two of those years in a pediatric setting- Two years of supervisory experience- Ability to manage and direct the work of others, to organize and prioritize responsibilities and to exercise courtesy, good judgment and diplomacy in relations with staff, patients and the general public- Ability to maintain composure and professional attitude in all circumstances- Thorough knowledge of applicable federal, state, health and other regulatory laws, ethics and standards pertaining to hospital pharmacy operations- Knowledge of current drug therapy; drugs of choice; hospital pharmacy systems such as unit dose and sterile products; and also, changes and innovations in pharmacy, particularly in pediatrics- Knowledge of hospital and pharmacy information systems- Knowledge of references and periodicals to promptly handle drug information requests accurately and efficientlyEOE/M/F/D/VJOB REQUIREMENTS: We offer competitive compensation and a great San Diego work location. EOE M/F/D/V

Abrazo Health Care with five hospitals in Arizona, five imaging centers and 19 primary care offices is changing the face of healthcare in Maricopa County.

Regional Director Pharmacy, leads support and implementation of Abrazo Pharmacy operational and clinical initiatives. Is responsible for oversight, support and direction of the Regional P&T committee along with appropriate maintenance and utilization of the regional formulary. Trains new Pharmacy Directors in the Phoenix market. At Market level is responsible for preparation and accountability for regulatory, compliance and accreditation standards that relate to Pharmacy. Implementation and support of operational and clinical programs that integrate the system and Abrazo pharmacy initiatives. Manages regional IT programs and related system capabilities including AdminRx, HEO, HMM, and TheraDoc. Position has budgetary or fiscal influence. Ongoing accountability for the continuous assessment, improvement, coordination and integration of market wide pharmacy services and maintenance of standards of care. Management of operational initiatives including centralization of pharmacy purchasing processes, inventory control depot center with bar coding and packaging of drugs. Serve as liaision between the pharmacy departments, hospital administrators, Quality, Market leadership and System leadership. Must have current Pharmacist license. Minimum education: Graduate of Accredited School of Pharmacy. Pharm D preferred. Minimum experience: 10 experience as a Pharmacist in a hospital setting. Three years as a Pharmacy Director.

Phoenix Children´s Hospital is the only specialty children´s hospital in Arizona and it is poised to become one of the foremost pediatric hospitals in the nation. The hospital is home to the state´s largest group of pediatric specialists and sub-specialists. In addition, the hospital continues to evolve its clinical practices and is working with leading local and national research partners to uncover new breakthroughs in pediatric medicine. Currently a 345 bed facility, new construction plans were unveiled in October 2006 that include the building of two new patient bed towers and expansion in bed capacity and other key programs and services over the course of the next several years. In short, PCH is a growing, thriving organization where opportunities for personal development and promotion of our employees will continue in years to come. Primary Purpose: Plans, develops, implements, and evaluates administrative management and strategy of assigned areas including department(s), and/or programs(s) throughout the continuum of care by establishing and maintaining standards, systems, and processes. Ensures these standards, systems, and processes are effective to ensure excellence of assigned areas within a family-centered care model that supports the mission, goals, and objectives of Phoenix Children´s Hospital. QualificationsMinimum Qualifications: -Bachelors degree in Pharmacy.-Current licensure as a Pharmacist either by reciprocity or examination by the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy.-Six (6) years professional experience.-Three (3) years management experience. Preferred Qualifications: -Excellent verbal and written communication skills, experience with financial, human resources, and systems management, and experience in project management and implementation.-Experience in a pediatric hospital.-Experience using information systems, including Microsoft Office applications and Pharmacy dispensing systems.-Experience with financial, human resource and systems management.-Pharm.D. or other advanced degree.

We are currently seeking a full time Director of Pharmacy.

As Director of Pharmacy, you´ll oversee pharmacy operations (including purchasing and preparation and distribution of drugs). You´ll also consult on drug utilization with medical and nursing staff.3-5 years of experience as a Registered Pharmacist / Consultant Pharmacist Microsoft, Networking and Communications skills required Must have consultant license