Travel Pharmacist - $3,147 per week in Oklahoma City, OK

Pharmacist
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Agency: Cynet Health
Pay: $3,147 per week
Shift Information: Rotating - 4 days x 10 hours
Contract Duration: 13 Weeks
Start Date: 11/30/2026

About the Position

Job Title: Inpatient Pharmacist I Profession: Pharmacist Specialty: - Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Days Hours per Shift: 40 Experience: Minimum Years of Experience required License: Licensure as a Pharmacist by the State Board of Pharmacy required. Certifications: N/A Must-Have: - Foundational knowledge of inpatient pharmacy operations, medication preparation, and clinical practice principles - Ability to identify and resolve basic medication-related issues - Proficiency with pharmacy management systems, dispensing technologies, and electronic health records - Commitment to patient-centered care and medication safety - Understanding of regulatory and accreditation standards related to inpatient pharmacy services - Strong communication, collaboration, and teamwork skills - Ability to maintain accurate documentation and manage multiple tasks safely and efficiently Description: The Inpatient Pharmacist I provides essential pharmacy services within the hospital setting to support safe, effective, and cost-conscious medication use. The pharmacist performs medication order verification, sterile and non-sterile compounding, dispensing, medication distribution, and foundational clinical support under established guidelines and policies. This role promotes patient safety, regulatory compliance, and timely coordination of pharmaceutical care while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. The pharmacist interprets, verifies, and processes medication orders for appropriateness, accuracy, dosing, and potential interactions. Compounding, preparing, and dispensing medications is done in accordance with relevant requirements. Safe and accurate preparation of sterile products, including IV admixtures, is ensured. Drug information and medication-related support is provided to nurses, providers, and other healthcare team members. Participation in medication reconciliation and patient counseling is performed when assigned. Monitoring of drug distribution workflows ensures accuracy, timeliness, and compliance with departmental standards. Interventions, clinical activities, and medication-related events, including adverse drug reactions, are documented. Support is provided for departmental quality, medication safety, and regulatory compliance initiatives. Adherence to pharmacy, hospital, state, and federal regulations and accreditation standards is ensured. Participation in patient care rounds is conducted as appropriate to training and assignment. The pharmacist serves as a point of contact for investigational drug studies conducted within the organization. Investigational drug activities comply with applicable regulations and protocols. Study protocols are reviewed for pharmacy impact, feasibility, and compliance requirements. Coordination of proper receipt, labeling, storage, handling, and dispensing of investigational medications per study specifications is required. Detailed investigational drug accountability records are maintained. Routine audits of investigational drug inventory and study documentation are conducted to ensure accuracy and compliance. Support for pharmacy operations during audits, monitoring visits, and regulatory inspections is provided. Participation in study start-up meetings, site initiation visits, and communication with investigators and study sponsors is expected. Training of pharmacy staff and residents on investigational drug procedures and documentation is required. Daily operational pharmacy functions include sterile and non-sterile compounding, medication dispensing, and delivery. Oversight of medication distribution systems, including automated dispensing cabinets, is required. Adjustment of medication formulations and preparation techniques based on patient-specific needs is performed. Troubleshooting for medication availability, substitutions, and therapeutic alternatives is supported for nursing and provider teams. Management of crash cart medication checks, emergency box replenishment, and high alert medications is required. Routine quality checks, temperature monitoring, and inventory control for inpatient medication storage locations are conducted. Discharge medication review and counseling are provided to ensure safe transitions from the hospital to the next site of care. Other duties as assigned may be required.

Requirements

Required for Onboarding

• BLS
• Pharmacology
• Skills Checklist
• Specialty Exam