Clinical Pharmacist - Medication Therapy & Education

CO01 Southern Illinois Hospital Services Inc.; Carbondale (IL); On-site; USD 76,000 - 123,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tobacco free workplace

Equal opportunity employer

Student scholarship program

Job summary

Southern Illinois Healthcare is seeking a pharmacist to attend to patients' medication needs and provide drug information to staff and clinicians. The role includes preparing IV admixtures, reviewing orders, educating staff and patients, and supervising technicians.

The position emphasizes drug therapy monitoring, interventions with care teams, ongoing education, and participation in SIH facility activities and outreach. Illinois licensure is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy (Registered) or Doctorate of Pharmacy (Clinical) with licensure.
• Illinois Pharmacist license required; registration standards per 225 ILCS and 68 IL ADC as applicable.

Responsibilities

• Maintains records, processes and monitors narcotic usage.
• Reviews, interprets, and processes provider medication orders.
• Prepares IV admixtures and other medications.
• Educates staff on medication usage.
• Educates patients on medication usage.
• Oversees technician staff.
• Monitors drug therapy, intervenes with providers and other caregivers as needed, and documents interventions.
• Participates in community health related events.
• Obtains and maintains competence in pharmacy and continuing education.
• Participates in work assignments at other SIH facilities.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy (Registered)

Doctorate of Pharmacy (Clinical)

Illinois Pharmacy License

Job description

Southern Illinois Healthcare is seeking a pharmacist to attend to patients' medication needs and provide drug information to staff and clinicians. The role includes preparing IV admixtures, reviewing orders, educating staff and patients, and supervising technicians.

The position emphasizes drug therapy monitoring, interventions with care teams, ongoing education, and participation in SIH facility activities and outreach. Illinois licensure is required.