Provides patient care through direct operational and/or clinical services. Ensures the safe and appropriate use of medications through drug information, drug therapy monitoring, distributive and supervisory pharmacy services, following departmental policy, standard practices, and state and federal laws. The role requires regular communication with prescribers, office staff, patients and caregivers, and other healthcare and industry professionals, as well as meeting departmental staff development requirements. The pharmacist may participate in departmental or health system committees and provide education. The balance of operational and clinical work depends on staffing and pharmacy workload. The pharmacist provides accurate medication order entry, drug distribution, drug administration, diagnostic testing, and patient care; evaluates drug therapy for specialized patient populations ranging from neonates to geriatrics; and works to minimize turnaround time for products and services. Duties include patient education and care management, prescription review, prior authorizations and appeals, medication education, care planning, provider relationship development, referrals, and participation in an on-call program where applicable. The position also provides timely drug information, oversees pharmacy support personnel and verifies their work, and may serve as a lead or charge pharmacist. The pharmacist completes lab reviews, pharmacy consults, and documented clinical services; serves as a liaison with assigned patient care areas on distribution and medication storage matters; trains pharmacy technicians, students, and new team members; and collaborates to integrate pharmaceutical care throughout the patient's continuum of care. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Part-time