Providing integrated pharmacy services in a decentralized practice setting with providers, nurses, and other hospital personnel, Conducting regular, patient-centered chart reviews, clinical assessments, and bedside rounding, Developing, implementing, evaluating, and optimizing evidence-based clinical guidelines, protocols, quality improvement initiatives, research activities, and policies in collaboration with multidisciplinary patient care teams, Participating as a representative on committees, system collaboratives, or service line meetings as a liaison for the pharmacy department or facility, Providing leadership and support for formulary management and medication-use evaluation, incorporating evidence-based practice, medication safety, health-system alignment, clinical outcomes, and financial stewardship, Providing clinical pharmacy oversight of medications in infusion pump libraries, including medication parameters, concentrations, dosing limits, and associated medication-safety initiatives. A typical day for a Clinical Coordinator I may include: The Clinical Coordinator coordinates clinical activities of pharmacy specialists and affiliated faculty practitioners to promote consistent clinical practice and alignment with departmental priorities, Coordinates the development, implementation, and assessment of pharmacist education, training, and clinical competencies.