Crooked Tree Wellness Clinic Pharmacist

Odawa Casino Resort - Harbor Springs, MI

Full-time - Mid Level

Harbor Springs, MI

Accommodation

About the position

The CTWC Pharmacist at Crooked Tree Wellness Clinic is responsible for dispensing prescriptions and ensuring high-quality service in the pharmacy. This role involves working under the direction of the Lead Pharmacist to manage day-to-day pharmacy operations while providing excellent customer service and culturally competent care to the Native American community.

Responsibilities

• Dispense prescriptions and ensure high-quality service in the pharmacy.
• Provide excellent customer service to clients, vendors, and fellow employees.
• Recognize and address the cultural dimensions of health education in Native American communities.
• Provide information and advice regarding drug interactions, side effects, dosage, and proper medication storage.
• Assess the identity, strength, and purity of medications.
• Review medical records for safety and appropriateness of drug therapy, alerting medical staff to potential issues.
• Select, procure, and prepare medications that conform to quality standards.
• Ensure accurate filling and dispensing of prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
• Compute dosages, weights, and measures drugs; mix and compound drugs as necessary.
• Specify and label directions and precautions for medications.
• Review inventory counts and comply with federal and state reporting guidelines.
• Properly store and protect drugs and chemicals from external influences.
• Document all clinical activities in patient medical records.
• Assist in maintaining accurate medication lists and allergies in patient records.
• Collaborate with healthcare professionals to evaluate drug effectiveness and safety.
• Coordinate care with outside agencies and process prescriptions as needed.
• Maximize revenue through effective use of pharmacy billing packages.
• Consult and provide drug information to the community and clinical staff.
• Counsel patients on the safe and effective use of medications.

Requirements

• Pharmacy degree from an accredited institution.
• Valid pharmacist license in the state of Michigan.
• Experience in a pharmacy setting, preferably in a clinical or community pharmacy.
• Strong knowledge of pharmacology, drug interactions, and medication management.
• Excellent communication and customer service skills.
• Cultural competence in working with Native American populations.

Nice-to-haves

• Experience with pharmacy billing systems.
• Knowledge of federal and state pharmacy regulations.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a healthcare team.

Benefits

• Negotiable salary based on experience and qualifications.