Pharmacist (Frisco)

Location: Frisco – Ambulatory Surgical Center
Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Responsibilities

• Maintains accountability for safe, accurate, and effective medication‑use processes across inpatient, outpatient, and procedural care settings.
• Performs prospective and concurrent medication order verification for appropriateness, dosing, route, frequency, interactions, contraindications, monitoring needs, and patient‑specific factors.
• Evaluates medication therapy and implements clinical interventions to optimize medication safety, therapeutic effectiveness, and patient outcomes.
• Maintains accurate patient medication profiles and supports continuity of care through medication reconciliation, discharge medication review, and patient/caregiver counseling as applicable.
• Applies age‑specific and pediatric medication‑use considerations, including weight‑based dosing and developmental factors, in patient care decisions.
• Verifies and authorizes medication dispensing for inpatient, outpatient, procedural, and ambulatory workflows.
• Directs and prioritizes pharmacy technician workflow to support safe, timely, and accurate medication preparation, distribution, inventory management, and service continuity.
• Maintains operational oversight of medication‑use systems, including Epic Willow, Omnicell, medication builds, dispensing logic, inventory alignment, discrepancies, variances, and system‑related alerts.
• Verifies and, when needed, performs sterile and nonsterile compounding in accordance with organizational policy, USP standards, and applicable regulatory requirements.
• Ensures compounded products meet requirements for accuracy, stability, compatibility, labeling, documentation, and beyond‑use dating.
• Maintains control and oversight of controlled substances, hazardous drugs, and medication storage areas in accordance with regulatory and organizational requirements.
• Identifies, evaluates, communicates, and mitigates medication safety risks, including medication errors, near misses, discrepancies, and workflow variances.
• Participates in medication‑use evaluation, quality improvement, regulatory readiness, formulary support, medication stewardship, and practice advancement activities.
• Communicates effectively with prescribers, nurses, patients/caregivers, pharmacy staff, and other healthcare personnel to support safe and coordinated patient care.
• Maintains readiness for variable workload, staffing conditions, urgent clinical situations, and workflow disruptions in a non‑24/7 pharmacy environment.

Required Skills & Abilities

• Graduate of an ACPE‑accredited school of pharmacy.
• Current pharmacist license in good standing with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy.
• Maintains active pharmacist licensure, required continuing education, and competency requirements in accordance with Texas State Board of Pharmacy requirements and organizational policy.
• Completion of an ACPE‑accredited sterile compounding (IV) certification program required.
• Demonstrates and maintains sterile compounding competency in accordance with organizational and regulatory requirements.
• Hospital pharmacy experience preferred.
• Demonstrated proficiency in medication order verification, clinical evaluation, dispensing, compounding, medication‑use systems, and workflow prioritization.
• Effective oral and written communication skills, interpersonal skills, computer skills, and ability to manage competing priorities without loss of accuracy or safety.

Working Environment

• Working Conditions: Inside