PRN Outpatient Pharmacist-Nampa - 155185

Description & Requirements

Flex Position Summary
St. Luke’s Health System in Nampa, Idaho is seeking a PRN Outpatient Pharmacist to join our outpatient pharmacy. This position plays a key role in delivering high-quality pharmaceutical care across multiple outpatient service areas, including medication lockers, traditional outpatient pharmacy services. The ideal candidate will be comfortable with the clinical aspects of pharmacy practice, thrive in a collaborative healthcare environment, and be motivated to support innovative outpatient pharmacy services.

• Variable day shifts, based on department needs

Key Responsibilities

The Outpatient Pharmacist is responsible for the delivery of safe, effective, and patient-centered pharmaceutical care, including but not limited to:

• Review and evaluate the appropriateness of prescribed medication therapies
• Interpret prescriptions and accurately compound and dispense medications
• Provide medication information, counseling, and consultation to patients, nurses, and medical staff
• Perform cognitive clinical pharmacy services and document interventions according to medical center standards
• Administer medications and vaccinations as appropriate
• Supervise, direct, and authorize the work of pharmacy technicians, interns, externs, and support staff
• Maintain accurate records related to medication therapy, prescriptions, patient charges, inventory, and medical records
• Serve as a role model and mentor to students, technicians, residents, and new practitioners
• Aid in Meds-to-Beds and Transitions of Care services to improve patient outcomes and continuity of care

Qualifications

• Education: Degree from an accredited School or College of Pharmacy (PharmD or equivalent)
• Experience: 0 years of experience required
• Experience: Experience with EPIC electronic medical record system is preferred
• Licenses & Certifications: Valid Pharmacist License in the state of practice (Idaho or eligible for licensure), Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required, through one of the following: American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI), American Heart Association (AHA), American Red Cross