Pharmacist

Neighborhood LTC Pharmacy Inc•Kansas City, MO

2h•$62 - $70•Onsite

About The Position

Neighborhood LTC Pharmacy is seeking a full-time Staff Pharmacist for its independently operated, 100% employee-owned closed-door pharmacy in Kansas City, Missouri. The pharmacy serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and behavioral health needs. Pharmacists work directly with nurses, prescribers, direct support professionals, and care teams in a collaborative environment without a retail counter or drive-through. Long-term-care experience is not required; training is provided on the pharmacy’s systems and model of care. The role includes verifying multidose medication packaging and medication administration records (MARs), reviewing medication therapies and clinical concerns, maintaining accurate caregiver-facing MAR information, consulting with healthcare providers, and administering injections, including long-acting injectable medications as needed. Pharmacists may also participate in medication review committees and other clinical initiatives. The position requires attention to detail, multitasking while maintaining accuracy, and a team-oriented approach. The work schedule is daytime, 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. The pharmacy is closed Sundays and major holidays. Neighborhood LTC Pharmacy describes its culture as collaborative and inclusive, and notes that its pharmacy teams include employees with IDD.

Requirements

PharmD degree.
Active Missouri Pharmacist License, or ability to obtain one before starting.
Strong attention to detail and communication skills.
Collaborative and dependable, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment.
Compassion for the individuals and care teams served.
Ability to pass a background check and drug screen.
Ability to multitask while maintaining accuracy and work in a team-oriented environment.

Responsibilities

Verify multidose medication packaging and medication administration records (MARs).
Collaborate with prescribers, nurses, and direct support professionals.
Review medication therapies, interactions, and clinical concerns.
Maintain accurate MAR information for caregivers.
Administer long-acting injectable medications as needed and a variety of other injections.
Provide consultations to other healthcare providers.
Complete data entry.
Participate in medication reviews, medication review committees, and other clinical initiatives as applicable.
Work with the pharmacy team to provide accurate, timely care.