Pharmacy | Pharmacist Opportunities | Pharmacy Residency Program
Department of Pharmacy
The pharmacists, technicians, and support personnel in the WVUH Department of Pharmacy provide pharmacy services for all of West Virginia University Hospitals. Our priority is to meet the needs of our patients, our team, and our community, and to ensure that patients receive the highest quality pharmacist care possible. The pharmacist is responsible for the provision of direct patient care.
Clinical responsibilities of the pharmacist include participating in patient-care rounding, renal drug dosing, and therapeutic drug monitoring. The Department recognizes the importance of technology and has a fully implemented physician-order entry system and automated medication cabinets. Other resources include an extensive pneumatic tube system, drug information, Internet resources, and a medical library.
The department provides a number of clinical pharmacy services including participation in patient care rounding, renal drug dosing, and therapeutic drug monitoring. The pharmacy recognizes the importance of technology and has a fully implemented physician-order entry system and automated medication cabinets.
The pharmacy is responsible for providing pharmacist care to all of the West Virginia University Hospitals. The department consists of pharmacists, as well as technical and support personnel who work together to assure patients receive the highest quality pharmacist care possible.
Campus Resources
The West Virginia University Hospitals Campus includes state of the art inpatient and outpatient facilities.
Resources available to pharmacy residents include a fully implen1ented physician order-entry system, extensive pneumatic tube system, drug information, internet resources, and medical library.