Pharmacist PRN
About The Position
The Opportunity: Saint Luke’s South Hospital in Overland Park, KS is currently seeking a Pharmacist their Hospital pharmacy team. A Pharmacist I will demonstrate the knowledge, skills, abilities and critical thinking skills necessary to practice pharmacy in a health system. Critical skills include the ability to prepare and dispense medications; collect, organize and analyze patient and practice specific information; initiate and monitor therapeutic plans; work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams; supervise supportive personnel; manage projects and provide routine patient teaching and drug information services. Shift Details: PRN 1 Weekend Shift every 4 weeks (Saturday & Sunday ) From : 7AM-3:30PM or 10:30AM -7:00pm 1 Friday Evening (1PM-9PM) every 8 weeks Plus PTO Coverage Required Qualifications & Schedule:
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree (Required)
- Licensed Pharmacist (KS) - Kansas Board of Pharmacy
- Licensed Pharmacist (MO) - Missouri Division of Professional Registration
- Medication Therapy Services (MTS) Certification - Missouri Division of Professional Registration
- Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification from the American Heart Association or Red Cross
- Less than 1 year Applicable Experience
- Basic Life Support - American Heart Association or Red Cross
- Licensed Pharmacist (KS) - Kansas Board of Pharmacy
- Licensed Pharmacist (MO) - Missouri Division of Professional Registration
- Medication Therapy Services - Missouri Division of Professional Registration
- Bachelor's Degree
Responsibilities
- Practice in accordance with all laws and regulations established by state and federal agencies and other regulating bodies
- Design, recommend, monitor and evaluate therapy regimens to meet patient goals
- Provide appropriate, cost-effective pharmaceutical care to patients
- Discuss medication order changes/clarifications with the physician or the prescriber, document any changes in the electronic medical record (when appropriate)
- Provide and document pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamics consultations as needed
- Participate in the organization’s process for assessing, managing, and reporting adverse medication events, adverse drug reactions, and medication errors
- Provide medication use education to patients and caregivers to effectively meet their needs
- Provide concise, applicable, and timely response to drug information questions
- Interpret appropriateness of medication orders or prescriptions prior to the preparation or permitting distribution of medications
- Prepare and dispense medications using appropriate techniques following the organization’s policies and procedures
- Attend all departmental meetings and education programs, unless excused
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Entry Level
