Pharmacist - Pharmacy - Evening

Evaluate and verify medication orders for home infusion therapies, including anti-infectives, parenteral nutrition (TPN), biologics, chemotherapy, and other specialty medications.
Perform or oversee sterile compounding activities while ensuring adherence to USP , USP , and all applicable regulatory requirements.
Verify the accuracy of compounded medications, labeling, and supplies before dispensing and coordinating delivery.
Assess patient-specific medication regimens and provide clinical recommendations, including dosing adjustments and therapy optimization when appropriate.
Monitor laboratory values, treatment response, and medication safety, intervening as needed to support optimal clinical outcomes.
Educate patients and caregivers on infusion medications, administration techniques, storage requirements, potential adverse effects, and safe handling practices.
Work closely with physicians, nurses, case managers, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate individualized patient care plans.
Maintain complete and accurate documentation in accordance with state, federal, accreditation, and organizational standards.
Provide guidance and oversight to pharmacy technicians and other support staff involved in sterile compounding and pharmacy operations.
Participate in after-hours, weekend, or on-call clinical support as required.
Required Qualifications

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from an accredited institution.
Current, unrestricted pharmacist license in the applicable state.
Experience in sterile compounding, with home infusion, specialty pharmacy, or hospital pharmacy experience preferred.
Strong understanding of USP , USP , aseptic technique, and sterile preparation best practices.
Solid clinical knowledge of intravenous medications and infusion therapies.
Excellent communication, organization, and problem-solving skills with the ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary environment.
Preferred Experience

Board certification (such as BCPS) is a plus.
Previous experience supporting patients in a home infusion or specialty pharmacy setting.
Proficiency with pharmacy management software and electronic health record (EHR) systems.
Work Setting

Primarily based in a pharmacy cleanroom and office environment.
May involve occasional direct interaction with patients or caregivers, either in person or remotely.
Schedule may include evening, weekend, or rotating on-call responsibilities.
Physical Demands

Ability to remain standing for extended periods while performing pharmacy duties.
Fine motor skills necessary for sterile compounding and medication preparation.
Ability to lift and move medication shipments and supplies weighing up to approximately 25 pounds.
Core Strengths

Clinical judgment and patient safety focus.
Precision and attention to detail.
Knowledge of pharmacy regulations and quality standards.
Effective collaboration across multidisciplinary teams.
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