Nebraska License and Chemo Compounding Required.
Responsibilities
- Dispense medications accurately and safely, ensuring proper dosing and labeling.
- Provide clinical pharmacotherapy recommendations for acute patient care.
- Collaborate with physicians and nurses to optimize therapeutic regimens.
- Monitor patient outcomes and adverse events related to medications.
- Ensure compliance with regulatory and safety standards (e.g., USP, JCAHO).
- Lead or participate in quality improvement and performance metrics tracking.
- Develop and update formulary and standard operating procedures.
- Provide drug information and education to healthcare team and patients.
- Assist in medication reconciliation and discharge planning.
- Manage inventory, storage conditions, and minimization of waste.
- Mentor junior pharmacy staff and contribute to professional development.
Experience/Qualifications
- Bachelor’s or Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) with current license
- Clinical Pharmacist with acute care or hospital experience
- Therapeutic monitoring and optimization of regimens in acute care
- Regulatory/compliance knowledge (USP, JCAHO, DEA rules) and safety standards
- Accurate sterile/non-sterile dispensing and labeling proficiency
- Collaborative practice with physicians and nurses; effective communication
- Pharmacovigilance: adverse event assessment and reporting
- Formulary development, maintenance, and SOP updates
- Medication reconciliation and discharge planning expertise
- Quality improvement participation and performance metrics tracking
- Inventory management, storage conditions, and waste minimization
- Mentoring junior staff and contributing to professional development
- Contract role on-site with ability to work in a high-visibility, results-driven environment
- Strong analytical and data-driven decision-making; proficiency with pipelines and dashboards
- On-call or to-be-available for critical patient care periods as needed
Acute Clinical Staff Pharmacist in ogallala at Unknown Company
This position is listed as contract and onsite.