Hospital Pharmacist — Clinical Dispensing & IV Specialist

Hocking Valley Community Hospital; Kentucky; On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Hocking Valley Community Hospital is seeking a licensed pharmacist to join the pharmacy team. The role involves clinical and professional pharmaceutical work in compounding and dispensing drugs and IVs under the Pharmacy Manager's direction. The position includes 80 hours per pay period on the 1st shift, with on-call and Saturday coverage.

Qualifications include a PharmD from an accredited college and preferred hospital pharmacy experience. Ohio licensure is required for practice.

Qualifications

• PharmD degree from an accredited college of pharmacy.
• One (1) year of hospital pharmacy experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepares, fills, and compounds drug and IV orders by physicians and other authorized personnel.
• Stores and preserves biologicals, vaccines, and serums.
• Checks incoming shipments and arranges for their storage.
• Maintains narcotic inventory and other records such as inventory, prescriptions, tax-free alcohol, and quality assurance.
• Supervises and trains intern-pharmacists.
• Participates in in-service training.
• Charges patients' medicines.
• Fills bulk IVs and IV piggyback solutions and chemotherapy.
• Is responsible for drug distributions on the floors, outdated drugs, and running the pharmacy cart.
• Is available to other hospital personnel and the medical staff to answer questions and dispense drug information.
• Promotes the "Impressions" Program in all aspects of work with patients, visitors, and staff.

Education

PharmD degree in Pharmacy

Job description

Hocking Valley Community Hospital is seeking a licensed pharmacist to join the pharmacy team. The role involves clinical and professional pharmaceutical work in compounding and dispensing drugs and IVs under the Pharmacy Manager's direction. The position includes 80 hours per pay period on the 1st shift, with on-call and Saturday coverage.

Qualifications include a PharmD from an accredited college and preferred hospital pharmacy experience. Ohio licensure is required for practice.