Pharmacist

Responsibilities

• Accurately fills IV and unit dose physician orders and out-patient prescriptions compliant with legal and departmental policies and procedures, working in an efficient and productive manner and reducing non-essential interruptions.
• Demonstrates the ability to assess a situation, consider alternatives, and choose a course of action in filling orders, providing drug information, consultation or general problem solving.
• Uses this ability to improve outcomes through physician communication, provision of drug information, etc., with appropriate documentation to demonstrate a positive impact on patient care.
• Contributes to the advancement of Pharmacy’s image by actively participating in clinical activities such as providing drug information (newsletters, memos, dosing charts, guidelines, in-service, drug class review, etc.) for pharmacy, nursing, or medical staff or participation in developing programs and/or procedures (such as order sets, protocols, guidelines, procedures, etc.) that improve patient care or provide education (hospital or community).
• Communicates concisely and clearly with appropriate personnel on issues, problems, changes, or observations and what actions have been taken either verbally or in writing to prevent adverse events in patient care (i.e. email/discussion with management, submitting reports through the Patient Safety Reporting System).
• Provides supervision to technicians; communicates clearly and in a positive manner to ensure immediate and/or timely accomplishment of assignments.
• Initiates or manages projects, in addition to daily staffing activities, that are short term or ongoing which contribute to departmental operations.
• Participates in 4 or more activities.
• Participates in 2 or more activities.
• Communicates solutions to identified issues and provides direction to technicians when individuals are not meeting expectations.

Qualifications

• Required: Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy.
• Licensed as a Pharmacist in the state of North Carolina.
• PREFERRED: Experience as a Pharmacist in a hospital setting.
• PREFERRED: Experience as a Pharmacist in a Behavioral Health setting.