Clinical Pharmacist PRN — Inpatient Hospital Pharmacy

Overland Park Regional Medical Center; Overland Park (KS); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Tuition assistance

Education support

Job summary

Overland Park Regional Medical Center is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist PRN to join a leading hospital pharmacy team in Overland Park, Kansas. The role emphasizes safe medication therapy, oversight of the medication use system, and collaboration with medical staff.

Primary responsibilities include interpreting orders, compounding, monitoring regimens, and providing clinical services. Candidates should have an ACPE-accredited degree and active license, with preferred PGY1 residency and BCPS

Qualifications

• B.S. or PharmD from ACPE-accredited School of Pharmacy
• Doctor of Pharmacy from ACPE-accredited college preferred
• Active pharmacist license in good standing with State Board of Pharmacy
• State Specific Medications Therapy Management Certification
• Minimum of 1 year hospital clinical pharmacy experience or 2 years general hospital pharmacy experience
• Hospital PGY1/Pharmacy residency or fellowship highly preferred
• Specialty BCPS certification preferred

Responsibilities

• Interpret orders and transcribe into pharmacy system
• Accurately compound and dispense pharmaceuticals
• Monitor drug therapy for contraindications and interactions
• Suggest cost-effective therapeutic alternatives to medical staff
• Sustain formulary and promote rational drug therapy selection
• Assist with clinical services such as drug consults, nutrition support, and anticoagulant monitoring
• Complete notification reports for medication errors and ADRs
• Provide oversight of staff schedules

Skills

Hospital experience

Clinical pharmacy

Pharmacist license

Pharmacy degree

Residency

Specialty certification

Education

B.S. or PharmD

Doctor of Pharmacy

Job description

Overland Park Regional Medical Center is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist PRN to join a leading hospital pharmacy team in Overland Park, Kansas. The role emphasizes safe medication therapy, oversight of the medication use system, and collaboration with medical staff.

Primary responsibilities include interpreting orders, compounding, monitoring regimens, and providing clinical services. Candidates should have an ACPE-accredited degree and active license, with preferred PGY1 residency and BCPS