Pharmacist – Federal Corrections Health (1099)

NITELINES USA, INC; Marianna (FL); On-site; USD 125,000 - 155,000; Full time

Job summary

NiteLines USA, a health care organization, seeks a Pharmacist to provide services at FCI Marianna, FL. Requires an unrestricted pharmacist license in the United States and a PharmD degree. You will interpret orders, dispense medications, manage inventories, and educate inmates within policy and safety standards.

The position offers a Monday/Wednesday/Friday schedule from 7:30am to 4:00pm, at $68 per hour on a 1099 contract basis. Compliance with federal and state regulations is required.

Qualifications

• Must have a current, unrestricted pharmacist license in the United States.
• Graduate of an accredited school of higher education as a pharmacist.
• Knowledge of procedures for medical equipment and safety/infection control in patient care.
• Ability to relate to physicians, peers, inmates and others; report changes in patient condition.
• Ability to administer medication.

Responsibilities

• Interpret prescription orders from medical/dental staff and ensure accuracy.
• Select and fill the appropriate medication for prescriptions.
• Enter prescriptions into the pharmacy computer system and print labels.
• Inventory medications and supplies; flag items low or out of stock.
• Educate inmates about medications and answer questions.

Skills

Pharmacist license

Patient education

Medication administration

Infection control knowledge

Education

Pharmacist degree (PharmD)

Tools

Pharmacy computer system

Job description

NiteLines USA, a health care organization, seeks a Pharmacist to provide services at FCI Marianna, FL. Requires an unrestricted pharmacist license in the United States and a PharmD degree. You will interpret orders, dispense medications, manage inventories, and educate inmates within policy and safety standards.

The position offers a Monday/Wednesday/Friday schedule from 7:30am to 4:00pm, at $68 per hour on a 1099 contract basis. Compliance with federal and state regulations is required.