Pharmacist

Ironside Human Resources

About The Position

A healthcare system near Lake Charles, Louisiana, is hiring a full-time Pharmacist for a direct-hire position. The role prepares and dispenses medication orders in accordance with physician requests and established policies, procedures, and protocols. Day and night shifts are available. Starting pay is $55.00 per hour, with increases based on experience. The Pharmacist interprets verbal and written drug orders, accurately enters or verifies them in computerized patient medication records, and maintains accurate and complete patient drug records. The role also includes compounding and dispensing pharmaceuticals, including non-sterile and sterile products, chemotherapy, and parenteral nutrition products when applicable. The Pharmacist issues controlled substances to patient care areas and maintains the records required by law and institutional policies. The surrounding community offers southern hospitality, wetlands, entertainment, annual festivals, and outdoor recreation, including lake access, freshwater and saltwater sports, hunting, and fishing. Necessary amenities are available, with Houston and New Orleans within reach.

Requirements

  • Doctor of Pharmacy or Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy degree.
  • Hospital or retail experience is highly preferred.

Nice To Haves

  • Hospital or retail experience.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare and dispense drug orders according to physician requests and established policies, procedures, and protocols.
  • Interpret verbal and written drug orders and accurately transcribe or verify them in computerized patient medication records.
  • Maintain accurate and complete patient drug records.
  • Accurately compound and dispense pharmaceuticals, including non-sterile and sterile products, chemotherapy, and parenteral nutrition products when applicable.
  • Issue controlled substances to patient care areas and maintain records as required by law and institutional policies.
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