Pharmacy Intern
About the role
Provides inventory control including maintenance in the pharmacy according to the drug formulary. Maintains formulary, including ordering, receiving, storage and all necessary paperwork. Replaces medication including dispense machine refill (24-hour supply), using unit-dose system. Replaces floor stock items on a routine basis according to policy including narcotic inventory. Maintains necessary paperwork for the pharmacy's reporting and tracking. Reviews pharmacy profiles and collection of drugs dispensed to patients for accurate billing. Reconciles narcotic including monitoring of doses administered according to medication. Manages Administration Record in the narcotics sign-out file. Ensures floor stock (medication and IV's) are maintained at appropriate par levels. Ensures emergency boxes are maintained in accordance with pharmacy policy. Maintains and completes pharmacy inspection manual. Transfers pharmacy charges to the business office. Prioritizes orders on basis of drug schedule or necessity, and delivers STAT orders promptly. Enters and fills all orders for verification by pharmacist. Conducts daily rounds to check emergency drug box and med dispense machines. Handles all pharmaceutical generated protected health information.
Qualifications
- Mets State board of pharmacy registration or licensure requirement in the state of employment.
- Enrolled in a professional degree program of a school or college of pharmacy that has been approved by the Board and satisfactorily progressing toward meeting the requirements for licensure as a Pharmacist;
- OR A graduate of an approved professional degree program of a school or college of Pharmacy or a graduate who has established educational equivalency by obtaining a Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee™ (FPGEC®) Certificate, who is currently licensed by the Board of Pharmacy for the purpose of obtaining practical experience as a requirement for licensure as a Pharmacist;
- OR Qualified applicant awaiting examination for licensure or meeting Board requirements for re-licensure.