Allied Technician - Pharmacist

PharmacistThe Pharmacist plays a vital role in the healthcare team, working in collaboration with the Director of Pharmacy and adhering to established procedures. This position is responsible for compounding and dispensing medications and pharmaceutical supplies upon receiving written prescriptions from physicians. The Pharmacist also participates in performance improvement initiatives within the organization.Key ResponsibilitiesConsult with and advise administration, medical staff, and hospital personnel on quality, regulatory, and risk issues.Interpret medication orders and compound and dispense medications and other pharmaceutical preparations in compliance with legal, ethical, and professional standards.Supervise technical support staff and assist in coordinating and implementing pharmacy activities.Provide patient care support for all departments, focusing on patients aged 18 and older, including geriatric patients.Participate in educational programs for hospital personnel, ensuring the dissemination of relevant drug information.Assist other pharmacists and technicians in routine duties as necessary.Exercise professional judgment in providing therapeutic and drug information to patients and healthcare professionals.Review patient profiles to ensure appropriate and safe drug therapy, preventing therapeutic duplication and significant drug interactions.Ensure proper medication dosing by interpreting pharmacokinetics and modifying doses as needed.Maintain security and proper handling of medications, including controlled substances.Prioritize work effectively to address urgent and standard medication orders, ensuring timely delivery.QualificationsMust possess a valid pharmacy license.Current BLS certification required.Minimum of 1 year of recent pharmacy experience in a hospital setting preferred.Demonstrated ability to enter a minimum of 40 orders per four-hour shift.Knowledge of pharmacokinetics and appropriate dosing for various patient populations.Work ScheduleThis position includes five 8-hour shifts per week, including weekends.Additional InformationThe Pharmacist is expected to stay current on new drugs and maintain accurate records, including medication compounding and dispensing activities. Professional engagement in clarifying controversial orders with physicians and monitoring patient needs is essential.Client Details State OK