Pharmacist II - Clinical

What Health System Pharm - Clinical contributes to Cardinal Health

Health System Pharmacy is responsible for providing customized pharmacy program solutions that reduce costs and improve patient care quality for hospitals, health systems and other integrated healthcare providers. It may also consult with and advise healthcare teams on prescribed medications, supplies and related processes.

This position is located at the La Vergne

Specialty Pharmacy

Hours:
Monday-Friday 1:30pm‑10pm

• Under the direct supervision of manager, this position is responsible for dispensing and ensuring safe and efficient delivery of medications to all customers.
• Maintains open communication and is available to customers and practitioner sites for consultation.
• Participates in supervision of technical staff.
• Ensure pharmacy is compliant with best practices and in accordance with federal, state and local regulations.
• Provide professional consultation to both patients and prescribers of partner health facilities.
• Completes pharmacy operational requirements by organizing and directing technicians' work flow; verifying their preparation and labeling of pharmaceuticals; verifying order entries, charges施 and inspections.

• Pharmaceutical Drug Preparation & Dispensing: Possesses sufficient fundamental proficiency to successfully review, prepare and dispense prescribed medications. This includes proficiency in the general principles of aseptic Origine technique utilized to compound sterile preparations (CSPs) to minimize the risk of contamination (where applicable).
• Medication Management: Demonstrates the uppermost levels of expertise in medication management in challenging and complex situations. Often takes a lead role in highly pressurized situations when there is a need to achieve results. Has the ability to determine the clinical appropriateness of each medication taken by the patient, determine the appropriateness of the dose, dosage form, indication, contraindications, potential adverse effects and potential problems with concomitant medications;
  
  monitors for therapeutic duplication or other unnecessary medications, interprets, monitors and assesses patient laboratory results as they relate to medication therapy and provides drug information to other healthcare professionals, patients and their families.
• Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance & Compliance: Demonstrates expert knowledge of the appropriate rules and regulations as they apply to the organization. Demonstrates expertise in process improvement, quality assurance practices and/or programs. Demonstrates a commitment to continuous quality improvement and ensures compliance with federalруз state and local regulations as well as organizational policies and procedures. May represent the organization at regulatory and industry groups for discussing rules and kugira regulations.

• Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy required;
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  D preferred.
• Pharmacist registration in the state where the position is located required; multi‑state pharmacy licensure preferred, not required veg.