Clinical Coordinator – Pharmacy Role - Bermuda

Remedy International Medical are working with an established hospital in Bermuda, which is a British Overseas Territory to recruit an experienced Clinical Coordinator – Pharmacy to join their established team.

As Clinical Coordinator – Pharmacy at Bermuda Hospitals Board, you will lead the clinical practice standards, medication safety, and education that underpin safe, effective, and evidence-based medication use across our hospitals. You will serve as the department’s clinical practice leader and medication safety resource, translating standards, formulary decisions, and accreditation requirements into consistent daily practice.

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Responsibilities:

• Coordinate clinical pharmacy services and lead practice standards across inpatient, outpatient, and ambulatory areas.
• Lead medication safety initiatives, incident review, and improvement of medication-use systems.
• Support the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee through drug monographs, therapeutic reviews, medication-use evaluations, and formulary management.
• Develop and implement medication-use policies, protocols, and standard operating procedures aligned to accreditation, USP, ISMP, and ASHP standards.
• Optimise medication systems and technology, including CPOE, clinical decision support, automated dispensing, and sterile and hazardous compounding under USP General Chapters 797 and 800.
• Use medication-use data to drive safety, formulary compliance, and quality improvement.
• Lead clinical education, competency development, and preceptorship for pharmacists and interdisciplinary teams.
• Partner with medical, nursing, Quality and Risk, Digital Health, Procurement, and Finance colleagues to strengthen medication management.

Qualifications & Registration:

• Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree; or an MPharm followed by a postgraduate Clinical Diploma or MSc in Clinical Pharmacy.
• Minimum of three to five years of post-qualification clinical practice, counted after the Clinical Diploma or MSc in Clinical Pharmacy for UK-trained candidates. A completed US pharmacy residency is regarded as equivalent to three years of practice experience.
• Demonstrated experience in medication safety, formulary management, policy development, quality improvement, or clinical pharmacy service development.
• Registered, or eligible for registration, with the Bermuda Pharmacy Council.
• A valid driver’s licence, with the ability to travel between BHB sites.

Offer

• Starting Salary $150,688.71 with a low tax rate
• Subsidised housing for the first 3 months, relocation allowance, plus an attractive benefits package.
• 2 year contracts