Pharmacist

About the role

The pharmacist is the clinical authority in the patient journey, moving therapy from a verified order to a safely compounded, clinically appropriate dose. As a Pharmacist I, you'll practice clinical pharmacy under the guidance of the site Pharmacist in Charge, verifying orders, compounding to standard, and serving as a clinical resource to the nurses, prescribers, and patients.

Responsibilities

• Verify medication orders, compounds, and clinical appropriateness before dispensing.
• Perform and verify sterile compounding to USP and standards.
• Complete clinical review including dosing, interactions, labs, allergies, and monitoring.
• Serve as a clinical resource to nursing, prescribers, referral sources, and patients.
• Document clinical interventions and therapy notes in CareTend.
• Supervise technician order entry, preparation, and inventory work.
• Maintain controlled-substance, storage, and recordkeeping compliance.
• Capture and report medication-safety events per the enterprise program.

Requirements

• PharmD or BS Pharmacy, with an active pharmacist license in good standing.
• 0 to 2 years of clinical pharmacy practice.
• Sterile compounding training, with familiarity with USP and standards.
• Sound clinical judgment, with comfort working under the guidance of the Pharmacist in Charge on non-routine calls.
• Solid communication and coordination skills with nursing, intake, and prescribers.
• Infusion or specialty pharmacy exposure preferred.

Qualifications

• Active pharmacist license in good standing.