Cleveland Clinic Akron General is a 532-bed adult, tertiary care, Level I Trauma center with a state of the art Emergency Department that has been serving the healthcare and wellness needs of Akron and the surrounding communities for over 100 years. Additionally, Akron General has regional referral centers in Cardiology, Cancer, Women's Health and Orthopedics. As a major teaching hospital, Akron General trains future physicians and pharmacists through 15 high-quality medical and pharmacy residency/fellowship programs. Akron General is ranked as the #1 hospital in the Akron metropolitan area and the 7th best hospital in Ohio by U.S. News & World Report's “2021-22 Best Hospitals".

The Pharmacy at Akron General employs more than one hundred fifty pharmacy caregivers whose primary goal is to provide excellent patient care. The pharmacy provides services Akron General Medical Center, the Ambulatory Care Center, Lodi Community Hospital, McDowell Cancer Center, Transitions of Care and three free-standing emergency departments and infusion centers. Patient care areas at Akron General are served by a central pharmacy, decentralized unit based clinical pharmacists and clinical pharmacy specialists. Distributive services have been migrated BD/Pyxis platform that includes Pyxis automated dispensing machines in care areas and BD carousels (completed in the last year).

The Pharmacy provides clinical services with clinical pharmacy specialists in the areas of Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Transitions of Care, Pain Management, Surgical Intensive Care, Medical Intensive Care, Neurologic Intensive Care, Cardiovascular Intensive Care, Infectious Diseases, Emergency Medicine, Psychiatric Medicine, Hematology/Oncology, Ambulatory Chronic Disease Management and Quality Improvement. Clinical services are also provided through our unit based pharmacist program on identified medical/surgical nursing units. The Pharmacy is highly engaged in training future pharmacists by serving as an Advanced and Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience training site for several colleges of pharmacy.

The Pharmacy Operations manager for 2nd shift will be responsible for all 2nd shift and 3rd shift staff and will work with the other Operations manager to optimize all pharmacy operation processes serving the main hospital and other outlying care areas.  The Pharmacy Operating Manager for 2nd shift will also be responsible for the department's continuous quality improvement program which will include Kaizen events and facilitating our staff ambassador program.  The manager will be a preceptor in our HSPAL program and will work with the PGY2 HSPAL resident to preceptor their longitudinal responsibility of managing our large group of pharmacy interns.

• HSPAL with MS/MBA Graduate will be accepted in place of experience
• Three years clinical Pharmacy experience, including at least one year leadership experience.