Per Diem -Pharmacist Washington, PA

Nuvem; Washington (Washington County); On-site; USD 83,000 - 117,000; Full time

Job summary

Nuvem Rx Pharmacy Management Team in Washington, PA is seeking a compassionate, patient-centric pharmacist to manage pharmacy operations by covering or overlapping for the current pharmacy manager. This per-diem role is based at an FQHC, offering a Monday through Friday potential schedule and a retail-like setting with clinical engagement.

You will supervise staff and collaborate with clinic providers, deliver drug-related education, ensure HIPAA compliance, and lead the pharmacy team toward

Qualifications

• Experience in patient counseling and medication education.
• Ability to supervise pharmacists and technicians.
• Knowledge of pharmacy operations and regulatory standards.
• Familiarity with HIPAA and patient privacy requirements.
• Commitment to quality care and patient satisfaction.

Responsibilities

• Provide support and education to patients on their medications.
• Manage staff pharmacists and technicians as applicable.
• Oversee pharmacy operations and ensure compliance.
• Uphold Pharmacy Professional Practice standards.
• Ensure regulatory requirements are met and maintained.
• Conduct quality assurance and improve workflows.
• Deliver strong customer service and patient care.
• Manage inventory and daily workflow.

Skills

Patient education

Staff management

Pharmacy operations

Regulatory compliance

HIPAA compliance

Quality assurance

Customer service

Inventory management

Workflow management

Team leadership

Job description

37 Highland Avenue, Washington PA. 15301

Nuvem Rx Pharmacy Management Team is looking for a compassionate, patient centric pharmacist to manage pharmacy operations by covering or providing overlap for the current pharmacy manager. Our goal is to make you feel empowered in the role that you play when managing the pharmacy and personnel in conjunction with the pharmacy manager. This position is for a per-dem pharmacist for the pharmacy located within a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Washington, PA. As a per-diem pharmacist for our pharmacies located within a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC); you will receive the benefit of a retail pharmacy type setting with a Monday thru Friday potential schedule. As the per-dem pharmacist, you will be responsible in managing our pharmacy relationship with our health center client. This includes engaging with clinic providers and their clinical staff, providing drug related education, acting as a member of the patient care team, and attendance of clinical meetings.

Primary Role : Our patient’s health, compliance, and satisfaction are the most important factors to us. As the per-dem pharmacist, you are responsible for demonstrating the highest standard of patient quality care - from advising on prescriptions to helping chronic and specialty conditions. In addition, you are responsible for facilitating a team culture that promotes caring, enthusiasm, and pride by leading, and directing your pharmacy staff to achieve specific goals. Essential Job Functions:

• Provide support and education to patients on their medications.
• Management of staff pharmacist and technicians, if applicable. Address knowledge gaps by increasing knowledge through education and training.
• Pharmacy operational management and oversight
• Pharmacy Professional Practice
• Regulatory Requirements
• Quality Assurance
• Customer Service
• Inventory Management
• Workflow Management
• Keep abreast and stay current with HIPAA and Frauds Waste and Abuse credentialing.
• Comply with all applicable legal rules, regulations, and procedures.
• Ensure that the Pharmacy and its employees are compliant with Federal, State and Local laws regulated.
• Ensure that the Pharmacy and its employees are aware and compliant with local facilities policies.

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