Clinical Pharmacist: Safe, Effective Medication Management

Cynet Health; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health in Portland, OR is seeking a Pharmacist to compound, prepare, and dispense medicines in a hospital setting. Requires graduation from a school of pharmacy and state licensure; two years of clinical/regulatory experience and hospital pharmacy exposure are preferred.

Strong technical and organizational skills with critical thinking are essential in daily operations. The role emphasizes compliance with Joint Commission guidelines, medication safety, cost-effectiveness, and collaboration

Qualifications

• Graduate of a school of pharmacy is required.
• Bachelor's degree is preferred.
• Two years of technical experience is preferred.
• Two years' experience as a clinical pharmacist specializing in a regulatory area is preferred.
• One year's hospital pharmacy experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Compounds, prepares, mixes, manufactures, and dispenses medicines with high technical and organizational standards.
• Oversees handling, usage, and storage of drugs in the pharmacy.
• Ensures compliance with department, hospital, Joint Commission, and regulatory guidelines.
• Participates in medication utilization reports and quality assurance procedures.
• Collaborates with leadership on purchasing, contract, and procurement of medications and supplies.
• Contributes to process improvements and new pharmacy services.

Skills

Technical skills

Organizational skills

Critical thinking

Education

Graduate of a school of pharmacy

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Cynet Health in Portland, OR is seeking a Pharmacist to compound, prepare, and dispense medicines in a hospital setting. Requires graduation from a school of pharmacy and state licensure; two years of clinical/regulatory experience and hospital pharmacy exposure are preferred.

Strong technical and organizational skills with critical thinking are essential in daily operations. The role emphasizes compliance with Joint Commission guidelines, medication safety, cost-effectiveness, and collaboration