Night-Shift Inpatient Pharmacist — 13-Week Travel Contract

GHR Travel Nursing; Rhinelander (WI); On-site; USD 147,000 - 158,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K with Matching

Healthcare

Dental and Vision

Job summary

GHR Travel Nursing seeks a licensed Pharmacist for a 13-week inpatient hospital travel contract in Rhinelander, WI. Night shifts run 10-hour nights with a guaranteed 72 hours biweekly and a start date of November 2, 2026.

Weekly pay ranges from $2,830 to $3,040, with orientation and hospital scrubs provided. Responsibilities include verifying orders in Epic, reviewing meds, supporting clinical teams, and preparing IV medications across units including ICU and ED.

Qualifications

• Current Wisconsin Pharmacist license.
• At least one year of inpatient hospital pharmacy experience.
• Epic experience required.
• Master's degree required; PharmD preferred.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a central inpatient pharmacy.
• Strong communication and collaborative approach to changing workloads.
• Ability to comply with seasonal vaccination and masking policies.

Responsibilities

• Verify medication orders in Epic and ensure clinical/operational accuracy.
• Review and check technician-prepared medications.
• Answer pharmacist phone calls and support clinical teams promptly.
• Prepare inpatient and outpatient intravenous medications.
• Compound inpatient unit-dose medications per procedures.
• Support needs across inpatient/outpatient surgery, ICU, OB/GYN, and ED.

Skills

Inpatient hospital experience

Strong communication

Education

Master's degree

PharmD preferred

Tools

Epic

Job description

GHR Travel Nursing seeks a licensed Pharmacist for a 13-week inpatient hospital travel contract in Rhinelander, WI. Night shifts run 10-hour nights with a guaranteed 72 hours biweekly and a start date of November 2, 2026.

Weekly pay ranges from $2,830 to $3,040, with orientation and hospital scrubs provided. Responsibilities include verifying orders in Epic, reviewing meds, supporting clinical teams, and preparing IV medications across units including ICU and ED.