Hospital Pharmacist: Patient-Safety & Medication Expert

CHI St. Gabriel's Health; Saint Cloud (MN); On-site; USD 99,000 - 114,000; Full time

Job summary

CHI St. Gabriel’s Health in Minnesota is seeking a Pharmacist who will help doctors and nurses safely prescribe and dispense medications to support patient recovery.

You will review every prescription in your queue for safety, check for drug interactions, dosing accuracy, allergies, and other irregularities before authorizing the pharmacy technician to dispense. You will stay curious, continually learn new concepts in real time, and strive to deliver exceptional care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of College of Pharmacy
• Current Minnesota Board of Pharmacy Registration
• Three years of experience working in a pharmacy environment

Responsibilities

• Coordinate Pharmacy functions for Medications Reconciliation, Renal dosing, Kinetics, IV production including TPN’s, Chemotherapy, Medication verification, Compounding, Automatic Dispensing Cabinets, Patient education and Dispensing of medications
• If working as Pharmacist Lead in Retail Pharmacy functions would include retail prescriptions, hospice consulting, and oversight of the day to day activities
• Convey information accurately and efficiently, listens actively and incorporates ideas of others, adapts written and oral style to the audience to enhance understanding
• Conveys written information and intent in direct, succinct, easy-to-understand fashion; uses good grammar and accurate, appropriate vocabulary; adjusts style and content to audience and circumstance
• Speak in an easy-to-understand, easily-heard direct manner that reflects clear, organized and reasoned thought, uses language appropriate to audience and situation

Education

Graduate of College of Pharmacy

Job description

CHI St. Gabriel’s Health in Minnesota is seeking a Pharmacist who will help doctors and nurses safely prescribe and dispense medications to support patient recovery.

You will review every prescription in your queue for safety, check for drug interactions, dosing accuracy, allergies, and other irregularities before authorizing the pharmacy technician to dispense. You will stay curious, continually learn new concepts in real time, and strive to deliver exceptional care.