Pharmacist I - PRN

Baptist Health; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Preventive Plan

Retirement Plans

Personalized financial analysis tool

Job summary

Baptist Health in Lexington, KY seeks a Pharmacist I for PRN second shift duties. You'll provide essential pharmaceutical services including medication management, oversee medication dispensing, and participate in patient care teams to ensure positive outcomes.

The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy and a valid Kentucky Pharmacy license. This position offers various benefits, including retirement plans and personalized healthcare decisions through Flimp Decisions.

Qualifications

• 1-3 years related work experience or completion of ASHP accredited pharmacy residency program preferred.
• Must obtain ACLS (if required to attend codes) within 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Serves as a drug information expert regarding medication management.
• Provides comprehensive decentralized pharmacy clinical services.
• Participates in antimicrobial stewardship and opioid stewardship.
• Provides medication counseling and works with patient care teams.
• Oversees dispensing and reconciliation of medications.
• Supervises the production of compounded products.
• Maintains knowledge of pharmacy practice regulations.

Skills

Medication management

Anticoagulation management

Pharmacokinetic dosing

Renal dosing

Nutritional support services

Supervisory skills

Education

Bachelor's Degree Pharmacy

Kentucky Board of Pharmacy license

Job description

Summary

Department of Pharmacy Services of Baptist Health Lexington provides pharmaceutical services to patients across the continuum of care. These services include, but are not limited to verification of medication orders, drug distribution, sterile product preparation, hazardous drug preparation, and utilization of automated dispensing cabinets.

Job Description

Pharmacist I

PRN I Second Shift

Hospital Pharmacy I Lexington, KY

Description

• Serves as a drug information expert and resource regarding medication management.
• Provides comprehensive decentralized or pharmacy clinical services including, but not limited to, anticoagulation management/monitoring, pharmacokinetic dosing, renal dosing, and nutritional support services.

• Participates in antimicrobial stewardship and opioid stewardship.
• Provides medication counseling to patients.
• Works with inter-professional patient care teams to help patients with transitions to care, including=but not limited to helping prepare patients for discharge.
• Serves as an active member of the inter-professional team on patient care units. Participates in unitbased huddles and activities if available. Knowledgeable in unit's metrics, goals, and works with staff on unit to help achieve goals.

• Interprets and reviews medication orders for correct drug, dosage, route, frequency, allergies, therapeutic duplication, interactions, contraindications, and potential adverse events for all ages served.
• Ensure drugs are available to patients at the time they are needed to avoid delays in therapy and promote positive patient outcome.
• Oversees dispensing and reconciliation of medications including controlled substances, management of expiration dates and drug recalls.
• Performs medication reconciliation for patients.
• Provides technician oversight and assumes the role of supervisor in routine daily activities.
• Supervises/performs production of compounded products (sterile and nonsterile, hazardous and nonhazardous) for first doses, scheduled deliveries, and batched products.
• Demonstrates supervisory skills necessary to plan, organize, and direct activities in the pharmacy in a cost-effective manner.
• Assists in the orientation and training of pharmacists, technicians, students, and residents; aids in performing competencies on staff (new hire and annual) as requested by manager/director.
• Acts as preceptor for both students and residents as applicable.
• Maintains knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations regarding pharmacy practice as well as knowledge of all applicable accrediting bodies medication management standards (e.g., the Joint Commission, HFAP, etc.).
• Effectively utilizes pharmaceutical references.
• Promotes formulary therapies to the medical staff, contacting providers with alternatives and using knowledge of medication formulary, current interchanges, and non-formulary medication processes to make appropriate recommendations.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree Pharmacy.
• Kentucky Board of Pharmacy license in good standing as applicable to practice site.
• 1-3 years related work experience or completion of ASHP accredited pharmacy residency program preferred.
• Must obtain ACLS (if required to attend codes) within 6 months.

Benefits

• Preventive Plan
• Retirement Plans
• Flimp Decisions - Flimp Decisions will help you pick the best value plan option given your expected medical needs. The proprietary algorithm provides a personalized financial analysis and recommendation, considering both premium and expected out-of-pocket cost (copays, etc.), as well as other important plan features.

Baptist Health is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.