Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacist - Per Diem (Weekend)
Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System
Philadelphia (Philadelphia County)
On-site
USD 61,992 - 82,656
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive benefits program
Prepaid tuition assistance program
Job summary
Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System is seeking a per diem pharmacist to join their team. Located in Philadelphia, the role involves providing quality medication management to patients and healthcare professionals. Pharmacists will verify and dispense medications, ensuring compliance with health policies. Candidates must hold a current Pennsylvania Pharmacist License and a Bachelor of Arts or Science. The position offers opportunities for professional engagement within an esteemed medical institution dedicated to innovative research and patient care.
Qualifications
Current Pennsylvania Pharmacist License is required.
Current Pennsylvania immunization pharmacist license is required.
Responsibilities
Provide optimal pharmacy service to patients and healthcare professionals.
Verify, prepare, and dispense medications accurately.
Participate in the management of medical emergencies.
Skills
Medication management
Patient confidentiality
Pharmacotherapy
Supervision
Education
Bachelor of Arts or Science
Doctor of Pharmacy Degree
Job description
Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System is seeking a per diem pharmacist to join their team. Located in Philadelphia, the role involves providing quality medication management to patients and healthcare professionals. Pharmacists will verify and dispense medications, ensuring compliance with health policies. Candidates must hold a current Pennsylvania Pharmacist License and a Bachelor of Arts or Science. The position offers opportunities for professional engagement within an esteemed medical institution dedicated to innovative research and patient care.