Hospital Infusion Pharmacist: Patient-Centered Care

105 Carolinas Medical Center; Council Oaks (NC); On-site; USD 114,000 - 171,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Retirement plans

Educational assistance program

Total rewards and career development

Job summary

105 Carolinas Medical Center is seeking a Pharmacist Infusion to oversee pharmaceutical care, evaluate literature, and design patient-specific regimens. The role includes counseling patients and caregivers, ensuring accurate order interpretation, and supporting safety and quality initiatives.

The position requires a pharmacy degree (ACPE-accredited) or NABP certification (FPGEC), with strong computer skills and a commitment to professional development.

Qualifications

• Pharmacists must maintain pharmaceutical care standards and design regimens based on biomedical literature.
• Counsel patients and caregivers on medication therapy, adherence, and safety.
• Demonstrate strong communication, organization, and decision-making skills.

Responsibilities

• Oversees pharmaceutical care and evaluates literature to design therapy regimens.
• Provides patient education on medications, adverse effects, and proper use.
• Interprets medication orders accurately and contributes to medication safety initiatives.
• Mentors pharmacy teammates and supports preceptors in training students and residents.
• Ensures compliance with policies, regulations, and quality improvement activities.

Skills

Pharmaceutical care

Patient counseling

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Life support training

Strong computer skills

Education

Bachelor's or Doctorate in Pharmacy

FPGEC certificate (NABP)

Tools

Computer skills

Job description

105 Carolinas Medical Center is seeking a Pharmacist Infusion to oversee pharmaceutical care, evaluate literature, and design patient-specific regimens. The role includes counseling patients and caregivers, ensuring accurate order interpretation, and supporting safety and quality initiatives.

The position requires a pharmacy degree (ACPE-accredited) or NABP certification (FPGEC), with strong computer skills and a commitment to professional development.