Part-Time Hospital Pharmacist – Clinical Care

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare; Wheaton (IL); Sur place; USD 81 000 - 114 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare is seeking a Pharmacist PNE on a 0.5 FTE, non-exempt basis. The role involves interpreting orders, preparing and dispensing medications, supervising staff, and ensuring high-quality pharmaceutical care.

You will work with pediatric to geriatric patients, using Meditech for order entry, and participate in safety, formulary, and error-reduction activities. Illinois licensure is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy required.
• Current State of Illinois Pharmacist license is required.
• Familiar with current clinical and therapeutic literature.
• Knowledge of dosing of medications to pediatric, adult, geriatric, and renally impaired patients.
• Familiar with the computer medication order entry process.

Responsabilités

• Interprets and verifies physician medication orders and enters them into Meditech.
• Oversees preparation, labeling, and dispensing of medications including IV admixture.
• Checks staff work for accuracy including IVs and unit-dose distributions.
• Manages daily workflow and directs technicians to ensure timely pharmacy services.
• Generates reports, labels, and charges; prepares IV admixtures as needed.
• Orders medications and supplies using wholesalers' system.
• Implements pharmacy security procedures.
• Provides pharmaceutical care across pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients.

Connaissances

Clinical pharmacy

Medication safety

Pediatric dosing

Attention to detail

Formation

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy

PharmD preferred

Outils

Meditech

Description du poste

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare is seeking a Pharmacist PNE on a 0.5 FTE, non-exempt basis. The role involves interpreting orders, preparing and dispensing medications, supervising staff, and ensuring high-quality pharmaceutical care.

You will work with pediatric to geriatric patients, using Meditech for order entry, and participate in safety, formulary, and error-reduction activities. Illinois licensure is required.