Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Pharmacist

Position: ID/Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Pharmacist Posted: Feb 6, 2026 APPLY /Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Pharmacist ECU Health Medical Center - Greenville, NC Full-time Final date to receive applications: N/A Clinical Pharmacist ECU Health has an open position for an /Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Pharmacist. This position is based out of Greenville, NC in a flexible and friendly health system providing innovative care. The position is hybrid, with some on site time required but also the ability to work from home hours are Monday-Friday approximately 7:00-15:30 (no weekends or Holidays). A link to the job posting can be found here: (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below).. An Additional Overview Of The Position Is As Follows The formal ECU Health (ECUH) Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (ASP) has been in place for over 30 years. The /ASP pharmacists serve the large academic medical center in Greenville, North Carolina and remotely serve the community hospitals affiliated with ECUH but located across eastern North Carolina (total of 1,708 beds for 9 total hospitals). They provide ASP services including prospective audit and feedback, response to rapid molecular blood culture results, response to questions, and monitoring compliance with the antimicrobial restriction program. They also round with the services at the medical center, currently made up of two separate rounding teams each with an w and . The team also works collaboratively with the ECUH Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) team, Quality, Infection Control, and Microbiology to streamline initiatives related to infections and maintain an annual antibiogram. The team participates in The Joint Commission survey and readiness. They work with IT and clinical informatics regularly on EHR tools, updates, and data management. The team leads and manages the Antimicrobial Utilization and Stewardship Subcommittee (AUSS) of the ECUH System P&T where they create and oversee the antimicrobial formulary, guidelines, policies, and protocols, as well as conduct quality improvement and research projects that result in system wide changes, poster presentations, and publications. They disseminate a quarterly ASP Newsletter to all hospitals with program updates and a clinical review. They maintain the ECUH Antimicrobial Therapy Guide Book which complies facility specific treatment guidelines and is updated annually with an online and print copy provided to clinicians at all ECUH hospitals. They track and report ASP data quarterly including antimicrobial use/SAAR, workload, provider acceptance rates, and outcomes for all 9 hospitals. They analyse this data via projects and Performance Improvement reports. The team educates clinicians (including pharmacy learners, APPs, medical/surgical residents, and PA students) about antimicrobial use and best practices by providing review sessions, lectures, and precepting. The team is responsible for precepting the ECUH pharmacy resident, the PGY1 pharmacy residents (6), the CC/EM PGY2 pharmacy residents as needed, and fourth year pharmacy students from UNC Chapel Hill and Campbell University via ASP/, presentations, and projects. Rotation precepting is required for ~ 2 learners/year minimum (can be layered learning). The team is also well integrated into the ECU Physicians program where they attend monthly Club and weekly Conference, deliver lectures, and precept the 1st year on a stewardship rotation. The team also represents ECUH regionally and nationally as NC CLASP participants, NC Residency participants, and SIDP committee members. Come join our team! #J-18808-Ljbffr Apply To this Job Company : Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists (SIDP) Salary : 80K–100K a year  

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