Pharmacist - PRN

Summary Responsible for the operation of the clinic pharmacy department in accordance with the goals and objectives of Family Health Services and within the framework of the professional standards of care and legal requirements. Travelling is required for this position. Salary $101,500 - $121,500 DOE. Requirements Understanding of federal and state pharmacy regulations and requirements. Knowledge and experience of ordering, inventory and cost management activities. Knowledge and experience in pharmacy processing software. Responsibilities Assures that clinics maintain standards of pharmacy practice equal to or above those accepted by professional ethics and federal/state regulatory agencies. Provides in‑service training for pharmacy personnel or other clinic personnel as related to pharmaceutical issues. Performs the duties of a pharmacist, including dispensing prescriptions and counseling patients on their medications. Reviews charts per OBRA requirements. Assures the maintenance and safekeeping of pharmacy records. Utilizes and supervises pharmacy technicians/assistants as appropriate, with the pharmacist assuming final responsibility for work performed by the staff. The pharmacist only delegates duties or activities to the staff as allowed by law and polices/procedures. Provides appropriate instructions/education for pharmacy staff. Maintains accurate records of all narcotics and other controlled substances as required by federal and state law. Oversees the clinic medication formulary. Maintains a cost effective pharmacy inventory. Supervises the ordering of medications and supplies for pharmacy and clinic departments within the guidelines of the clinic formulary. Administers the 340B program. Administers sliding fee schedule as appropriate for the pharmacy. Places medication orders for routine and special‑orders as warranted. Member of the clinic provider teams to discuss clinical and pharmaceutical topics affecting patient care. Provides drug and pharmacy information, as needed and requested, to medical providers and other clinic personnel. Participates in quality assurance programs and projects supporting the vision and mission of the pharmacy and clinic. Assists with training and orientation of new pharmacy employees and students. Working Conditions Work is normally performed in a typical interior/office work environment. No or very limited physical effort required. No or very limited exposure to physical risk. #J-18808-Ljbffr