The Pharmacist optimizes patient care by promoting rational, safe, and cost-effective pharmaceutical care. Responsibilities include dispensing medications, supporting the intravenous admixture program, providing drug information, monitoring drug therapy, and implementing interventions to reduce adverse events. The role also oversees the work of pharmacy technicians, students, and other support staff. The pharmacist processes and prospectively reviews prescriptions, identifies and resolves potential or actual drug-related problems, and ensures medications are compounded and dispensed accurately and efficiently. The pharmacist provides drug information to healthcare professionals, patients, and the public; documents interventions and outcomes; and collaborates with the healthcare team on drug therapy, protocols, and guidelines. The position assists the manager with daily department operations, staff supervision and training, inventory purchases and maintenance, and controlled-substance compliance. It also supports department operations through computer functions, medication refills, label generation, answering phones, and maintaining a clean and orderly work environment. The pharmacist participates in performance improvement and regulatory compliance efforts and promotes a safe, courteous, and efficient environment. If serving as the Night Pharmacist, the role additionally triages, prioritizes, and delegates nightly pharmacy activities; serves as the primary interface for medication-related problems among pharmacy, nursing, and other disciplines; and troubleshoots information technology, computer, and automation problems. Other duties may be assigned or required.
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Job Type
Full-time