Clinical Pharmacist: Life-Saving Hospital Care

Phelps Health; Rolla (MO); On-site; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Phelps Health in Missouri seeks a Clinical Staff Pharmacist to perform medication dispensing and clinical care in a hospital setting. This role collaborates with pharmacists, nurses, and physicians to ensure safe and effective pharmacotherapy.

You will contribute to IV preparation, sterile compounding, narcotics control, and drug information requests while maintaining compliance with USP 797 and related standards. Missouri licensure is required or achievable within 90 days.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Pharmacy or PharmD (or BS in Pharmacy) from an accredited college.
• One year hospital pharmacy experience or internship preferred.
• Current Missouri pharmacist license or ability to obtain within 90 days.
• Active membership in pharmacy organizations encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Enters/confirms orders through EPIC accurately and without duplication.
• Reviews physician orders for accuracy and clarifications with prescribers.
• Checks for drug interactions, adverse reactions, and order accuracy.
• Operates pharmacy automation and software; performs safety checks and unit-dose sign-offs.
• Preps sterile products and maintains USP 797 compliance daily.
• Manages narcotic counts and documentation; resolves discrepancies promptly.
• Supports education of students and participates in hiring processes.

Skills

Clinical Pharmacist

EPIC experience

Pharmacy Automation

Drug Information

Team Collaboration

Education

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or PharmD

Tools

EPIC

Omni Server

Unit Dose System

Job description

Phelps Health in Missouri seeks a Clinical Staff Pharmacist to perform medication dispensing and clinical care in a hospital setting. This role collaborates with pharmacists, nurses, and physicians to ensure safe and effective pharmacotherapy.

You will contribute to IV preparation, sterile compounding, narcotics control, and drug information requests while maintaining compliance with USP 797 and related standards. Missouri licensure is required or achievable within 90 days.