A pharmaceutical retailer in Davao del Sur is seeking a pharmacist to dispense medications, advise patients, and manage inventory. Candidates must hold a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and have clinical experience. Responsibilities include administering health screenings and collaborating with healthcare providers to optimize patient care.
Qualifications
Required to have a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree.
Clinical experience through internships or residencies is often required.
Pharmacists must pass national and state licensing exams.
Responsibilities
Dispense medications accurately based on doctor’s instructions.
Advise patients on medication usage and potential side effects.
Administer vaccines and conduct health screenings.
Maintain proper stock of medications and manage supply orders.
Skills
Patient counseling
Medication therapy management
Inventory management
Consulting with healthcare providers
Education
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)
Job description
Job Description
Dispense Medications: Fill prescriptions accurately, providing the right drugs and dosages based on the doctor’s instructions.
Patient Counseling: Advise patients on how to take their medications, potential side effects, and drug interactions.
Medication Therapy Management (MTM): Evaluate the effectiveness of medication regimens, adjusting doses as necessary and providing solutions for drug-related problems.
Health Screenings & Immunizations: Administer vaccines and conduct health screenings for conditions like diabetes, cholesterol, and blood pressure.
Consulting with Healthcare Providers: Work with doctors and other healthcare professionals to optimize treatment plans and ensure patient safety.
Inventory Management: Maintain proper stock of medications, ensuring proper storage conditions and managing supply orders.
Pharmacy Degree: A Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree is required. This typically takes 4 years to complete after obtaining a bachelor’s degree (or a pre-pharmacy program).
Internship/Residency: Clinical experience through internships or residencies during or after pharmacy school is often required to gain hands-on practice in various pharmacy settings.
Licensing: Pharmacists must pass national and state licensing exams (such as the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination [NAPLEX]) to practice.
Continuing Education: Pharmacists are often required to complete continuing education to maintain licensure and stay updated with new drug therapies and industry advancements.