Pharmacist

Legacy Community Health•Missouri City, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Are you ready to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others? As a pharmacist at Legacy Community Health, you won’t just be dispensing medication—you’ll be empowering patients, nurturing relationships, and contributing to a mission that’s centered on compassion and equity. We’re looking for someone who’s not only skilled but passionate about healthcare and creating positive change. Here’s why you’ll love being part of our family: Mission-driven work: Legacy Community Health is dedicated to providing exceptional care to underserved communities, ensuring everyone has access to quality healthcare. Collaborative culture: You’ll work alongside a multidisciplinary team that values holistic patient care and thrives on shared success. Opportunities for growth: From mentorship programs to loan repayment initiatives, we’re invested in your professional development and career advancement. Impactful role: Your expertise in medication management and health education will directly improve patient outcomes and community well-being. Work-life balance: We understand the importance of balancing your professional commitments with personal fulfillment, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited pharmacy college/university (Pharm.D or B.S. with equivalent experience).
Immunization certification.
Valid Texas Pharmacist license and Preceptor license.
First Aid/CPR certification (or obtain within 18 months of hire).
AAHIVP certification required for patient-facing roles (or obtain within 18 months).
Participation in Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial insurance programs.
Minimum two (2) years of healthcare experience.
Proficient in Windows, Excel, and accounting software.
Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
Above-average organizational, communication, and customer service skills.

Nice To Haves

Postgraduate pharmacy residency.
One (1) year or more experience in community pharmacy management, student pharmacist precepting, direct patient care, HIV/AIDS, Geriatrics, Pediatrics, Ryan White Program, ADAP, PAP, or 340B.
Bilingual (English and Spanish).

Responsibilities

Interpret, clarify, and accurately transcribe medication orders to ensure patient safety and effective treatment.
Evaluate medication appropriateness based on diagnosis, patient history, allergies, and drug interactions.
Adhere to regulatory standards and ensure compliance with governing pharmacy authorities.
Review patient profiles to confirm proper drug selection, dosage, and administration.
Conduct drug utilization reviews to identify potential drug interactions, duplications, or allergies.
Document and address adverse drug reactions while collaborating with patients and healthcare providers.
Dispense medications responsibly and maintain accurate inventory records.
Stay updated on new drugs, devices, and medical literature to promote evidence-based practices.
Provide health education and counseling on illness prevention, medication adherence, and family planning services.
Educate patients, families, and providers about pharmaceutical effects and proper storage of medications.
Supervise pharmacy staff to ensure professional and courteous service delivery.
Conduct Medication Therapy Management (MTM) activities, identify therapy gaps, and collaborate with healthcare teams to optimize patient care.
Document MTM activities, including communications and patient outcomes, ensuring proper reporting.
Support financial reimbursement for grants, prescription assistance programs, and 340B compliance.
Exhibit professionalism, compassion, and kindness in all patient and team interactions.
For Pharmacist-in-Charge roles: oversee pharmacy compliance, conduct staff meetings, develop policies, and manage medication-related issues.