Student Pharmacist

Fairview Health Services•Minneapolis, MN

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Provide clinical care to patients of the pharmacy. Assist the pharmacy manager in the operation and management of the pharmacy. Support pharmacists, provide indirect supervision for support staff, and ensure adherence to all policies and procedures. Infusion Pharmacy Responsibilities: Deliver medications and supplies to patient care areas. Support pharmacy workflows, including sterile compounding. Participate in multidisciplinary care discussions with clinical teams. Greater emphasis on infusion therapies and direct patient monitoring. Progression of Duties: Student pharmacists in the hospital setting advance from operational workflow and sterile compounding in Year 1, to deeper responsibilities in oral chemotherapy, therapy modification, and interdisciplinary collaboration in Year 2, expanded integration with counseling, medication safety, and cultural competence in Year 3, and full clinical integration with personalized medicine, advanced collaboration, and culturally responsive care in Year 4.

Requirements

Enrolled as a student at an ACPE-accredited School of Pharmacy
Year 2: Completion of Year 1 pharmacy school required.
Year 3: Completion of Year 2 pharmacy school required.
Year 4: Completion of Year 3 pharmacy school required.
Excellent customer service skills, proficiency in English, problem-solving ability, adherence to policies and procedures, and competent mathematical skills
Active registration as a Pharmacy Intern with the MN State Board of Pharmacy Upon Hire

Nice To Haves

Previous pharmacy experience (retail/hospital/infusion therapies)

Responsibilities

Provide patient counseling and prospective drug use evaluation.
Perform patient evaluations related to prescribed therapies; collect, analyze, and interpret data.
Monitor patient records for allergies, drug interactions, and therapy appropriateness.
Dispense medications accurately and in compliance with legal, regulatory, and organizational requirements.
Identify and resolve patient-specific medication-related problems.
Support medication safety and error management activities.
Ensure accurate and complete billing to payers.
Utilize pharmacy technologies to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
Participate in team meetings and interdisciplinary discussions.
Maintain proficiency in pharmacy practice through ongoing education.
Demonstrate cultural competence and developmental sensitivity in patient care.
Deliver medications and supplies to patient care areas.
Support pharmacy workflows, including sterile compounding.
Participate in multidisciplinary care discussions with clinical teams.
Greater emphasis on infusion therapies and direct patient monitoring.
Student pharmacists in the hospital setting advance from operational workflow and sterile compounding in Year 1, to deeper responsibilities in oral chemotherapy, therapy modification, and interdisciplinary collaboration in Year 2, expanded integration with counseling, medication safety, and cultural competence in Year 3, and full clinical integration with personalized medicine, advanced collaboration, and culturally responsive care in Year 4.