Part Time Pharmacist

SpartanNash•Pendleton, OR

5d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is responsible for the efficient, ethical, and lawful compounding and dispensing of prescription pharmaceuticals. The Pharmacist advises customers on the use and storage of prescription and nonprescription drugs, orders and maintains pharmaceutical stock, and oversees pharmacy technicians as needed. The position also maintains pharmacy records and programs, ensures compliance with applicable regulations and Company standards, and provides customer-oriented service. Clinical care services may be assigned. Travel requirements vary by assignment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or a related field is required.
Three years of experience in a pharmaceutical department.
Pharmacy license in good standing in the state of operation.
Strong knowledge of HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, pharmacy laws, rules, and guidelines.
Strong written and verbal communication and customer service skills.
Strong multitasking, organization, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills.
Leadership abilities and capability to work in a hands-on environment.
Working knowledge of perpetual inventory procedures.
Proficiency in Word and Excel.

Nice To Haves

Doctorate degree in Pharmacy.
Immunization Certification.
Bilingual skills helpful based on the demographic region.

Responsibilities

Receive prescription and refill requests from customers and/or clinics, and fill them efficiently, accurately, professionally, and courteously.
Dispense medications as prescribed and oversee accurate retrieval, counting, pouring, weighing, mixing, packaging, and labeling of products.
Counsel customers on prescription and over-the-counter medications, including use, dosage, interactions, side effects, and storage.
Order and stock pharmacy items, check inventory, perform cycle counts, and maintain familiarity with department products.
Review received orders for amount, quality, count or weight, and condition, and ensure products are stored appropriately.
Handle outdated or damaged products according to established guidelines.
Maintain pharmacy records, including customer profiles, insurance forms, pharmacy record and point-of-sale systems, inventories, control records, and registries for poisons, narcotics, and controlled substances.
Lead or oversee pharmacy technicians and/or interns as needed to ensure efficient and accurate service.
Communicate potential concerns to the Pharmacy Manager.
Maintain a clean and well-stocked department and ensure it complies with Company standards.
Maintain and implement pharmacy programs, including security measures, immunizations, and other clinical programs.
Provide clinical care services as assigned.
Maintain current knowledge of legal regulations, industry trends, and pharmacy best practices; recommend improvements to programs and processes and support legal compliance.
Comply with applicable federal and state regulations.
Understand and communicate Company service and loyalty programs and model high standards of customer-oriented service.
Complete required continuing education and maintain a pharmacy license in good standing.
Perform additional responsibilities as assigned.