Part-Time Clinical Pharmacist for Community Health

AlphaZeta Interactive; Springfield (MO); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Part time

Job summary

AlphaZeta Interactive is seeking a Part-Time/PRN Pharmacist in Springfield, MO. The candidate will collaborate with healthcare teams to optimize medication use and ensure compliance with standards.

Responsibilities include providing clinical pharmacy services, counseling patients, supervising pharmacy technicians, and ensuring safe medication management. Applicants must hold a pharmacy degree and have relevant certifications. This role supports community health initiatives in Southwest Missouri.

Qualifications

• One year of licensed pharmacist experience with enhanced clinical responsibilities preferred.
• Current Missouri State license to practice professional pharmacy.
• Preferred certifications: Immunization Certification, Ambulatory Care Board Certification, and Medication Therapy Management.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement pharmaceutical management initiatives.
• Provide counseling to patients on prescriptions.
• Guide medication use processes and monitor their implementation.
• Assess clinical staff for productivity and quality.
• Supervise non-licensed personnel.
• Verify physician medication orders for accuracy.
• Assist with drug selection and monitoring plans.
• Maintain a professional environment for patients and staff.

Skills

Clinical pharmacy services

Counseling patients

Medication management

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s Degree or Doctoral Degree in Pharmacy

Job description

AlphaZeta Interactive is seeking a Part-Time/PRN Pharmacist in Springfield, MO. The candidate will collaborate with healthcare teams to optimize medication use and ensure compliance with standards.

Responsibilities include providing clinical pharmacy services, counseling patients, supervising pharmacy technicians, and ensuring safe medication management. Applicants must hold a pharmacy degree and have relevant certifications. This role supports community health initiatives in Southwest Missouri.