PRN Pharmacist

Job Responsibilities

• Accurately interpret and dispense prescriptions while ensuring compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements.
• Counsel patients on proper medication use, potential side effects, and storage, tailoring education to diverse populations.
• Collaborate with healthcare providers to resolve medication-related issues and optimize therapeutic outcomes.
• Manage and oversee the daily operations of the pharmacy, ensuring a clean, safe, and efficient workflow.
• Maintain accurate records of controlled substances, inventory, and dispensing activities in accordance with state and federal laws.
• Oversee inventory levels, ensuring medications are ordered, stored, and disposed of appropriately.
• Monitor and resolve discrepancies in billing, inventory, and dispensing, including managing expired or returned medications.
• Supervise pharmacy technicians and support staff, providing training and ensuring adherence to policies and procedures.
• Serve as a resource for healthcare providers, offering guidance on medication therapies and cost-effective alternatives.
• Participate in staff meetings, quality improvement initiatives, and cross-departmental collaboration to enhance patient care.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) from an accredited program.
• Licensed and registered as a pharmacist in [insert state].
• Experience in a retail or community pharmacy setting preferred.
• Familiarity with 340B program compliance and billing practices highly desirable.

Skills And Abilities

• Strong knowledge of pharmacy laws, drug interactions, and pharmacological principles.
• Proficiency in pharmacy management software, electronic health records (EHR), and Microsoft Office Suite.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to interact with patients, staff, and providers.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
• Commitment to the mission and values of an FQHC, with a focus on serving underserved populations.

Working Conditions

• Frequent interaction with patients, providers, and staff in a clinical setting.
• Exposure to chemicals, medications, and communicable diseases.
• Requires standing for extended periods, occasional lifting of up to 30 pounds, and other physical activities typical of a pharmacy environment.