Overnight ER Pharmacist – Fast-Paced Clinical & Code Support

Norman Regional Health System; Oil Trough (AR); Presencial; USD 110.000 - 150.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Norman Regional Health System seeks an overnight ER Pharmacist to deliver clinical and distributive pharmacy services in a fast-paced emergency department. The role involves verifying medication orders, overseeing sterile and non-sterile compounding, and supporting real-time drug information for clinicians.

You will participate in code and trauma responses, contribute to antimicrobial stewardship, train staff, and engage in quality initiatives aimed at improving patient outcomes in the Norman

Formación

• Experience in clinical and distributive pharmacy within an emergency department or similar setting.
• Ability to verify and optimize medication orders and provide real-time drug information.
• Familiarity with sterile and non-sterile compounding and code/trauma response.
• Experience supporting antimicrobial stewardship and staff training.

Responsabilidades

• Verify and optimize medication orders in the ER.
• Prepare and oversee sterile and non-sterile compounds.
• Respond to code and trauma situations promptly.
• Provide real-time drug information to physicians and nurses.
• Support antimicrobial stewardship and contribute to quality initiatives.
• Train staff and improve clinical practices within the department.

Conocimientos

Clinical pharmacy

Distributive pharmacy

Emergency/ER pharmacy

Antimicrobial stewardship

Staff training

Descripción del empleo

Norman Regional Health System seeks an overnight ER Pharmacist to deliver clinical and distributive pharmacy services in a fast-paced emergency department. The role involves verifying medication orders, overseeing sterile and non-sterile compounding, and supporting real-time drug information for clinicians.

You will participate in code and trauma responses, contribute to antimicrobial stewardship, train staff, and engage in quality initiatives aimed at improving patient outcomes in the Norman