Key Responsibilities Participate in multidisciplinary rounds for high‑risk cardiovascular patients in the CVICU/CVRR and S7B Cardiothoracic Stepdown Unit Manage medication continuity across transitions: procedural areas CVICU/CVRR stepdown discharge Optimize high‑risk cardiovascular therapies including anticoagulants, antiplatelets, antiarrhythmics, vasoactive agents, heart failure medications, and post‑surgical regimens Support discharge readiness through medication reconciliation, patient/caregiver education, affordability solutions, and clear communication of final medication plans Provide consultative support to Cath Lab and Electrophysiology leaders; develop and refine medication‑use protocols, pathways, guidelines, and order sets Identify and implement cardiovascular medication‑use, quality, and safety initiatives to reduce variation, discharge barriers, and avoidable readmissions Collaborate with cardiovascular surgery, cardiology, nursing, case management, and pharmacy operations to strengthen medication handoffs Educate and serve as a clinical resource for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, residents, fellows, and learners Precept and mentor PGY‑1 and PGY‑2 pharmacy residents and pharmacy students Desired / Required Credentials Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) plus one of the following: PGY‑2 Cardiology Pharmacy Residency preferred PGY‑2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency with significant cardiology experience Board Certification in Cardiology preferred or eligibility to sit within 3 years required Florida pharmacy licensure eligibility required. Central Florida's only Level I Trauma Center and one of the busiest in the state Nationally recognized cardiovascular center offering advanced heart failure, structural heart, interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, cardiogenic shock, and cardiovascular critical care services Home to 250+ Medical Residents and Fellows across multiple specialties Pharmacy Department Highlights 100+ pharmacy team members providing 24/7 services Clinical pharmacy specialists (PGY‑2 trained or PGY‑1 with equivalent experience) across Infectious Diseases, Critical Care, Cardiovascular Critical Care, Surgery/Trauma, Emergency Medicine, Oncology, Internal Medicine, and more Majority of clinical staff pharmacists are PGY‑1 residency trained Decentralized and satellite services supporting Critical Care, Burn/Trauma, Cardiology, Orthopedics, Surgery, Medicine, Oncology, and the OR Advanced technology: EPIC/CPOE, Alaris Smart Pumps, SwissLog BoxPicker, Omnicell Drug Information Center, Antimicrobial Stewardship Team, robust intranet resources Extensive new‑hire orientation and ongoing education programs Competitive salary and excellent benefits Position Overview This Cardiovascular Services specialist role offers an exceptional opportunity to directly influence patient outcomes, medication safety, discharge readiness, and readmission reduction across the cardiovascular inpatient episode.