Pharmacist in Charge - Contract/Part-Time (GA)

Pinnacle Treatment Centers, Inc.; Stockbridge (GA); Vor Ort; USD 55.000 - 83.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Pinnacle Treatment Centers, Inc. in Stockbridge, GA is seeking a Pharmacist in Charge for a contract/part-time role.

The position oversees the facility pharmacy, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations and maintaining medication safety and accuracy. The ideal candidate holds an active pharmacist license, has 1–3 years of relevant experience, strong written and verbal communication, and deep knowledge of regulatory requirements.

Qualifikationen

• Current Pharmacist license.
• 1–3 years of experience with effective written and verbal communication.
• Knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations.

Aufgaben

• Maintain complete and accurate records and pharmacy variances as needed.
• Monitor, control and maintain inventory of medications and supplies.
• Reconcile the medication inventory monthly and maintain reconciliation reports.
• Prepare (verifying doses, pre-pouring take home medications, labeling) take home medications for eligible clients.
• Secure opioid medication by restricting access to medication areas.
• Ensure receiving and handling of the medication follows all laws and DEA 222 forms are completed.
• Conduct Biennial Inventory as required by the DEA.
• Provide direction and supervision to pharmacy personnel.
• Review drug interactions and medication information before initial medication is ordered for clients.
• Maintain compliance with Pinnacle Treatment Centers policies and reporting standards.
• Oversees quality assurance of the pharmacy including monthly review of incident reports.

Kenntnisse

Pharmacist license

Communication skills

Regulations knowledge

Substance-free

Jobbeschreibung

Pinnacle Treatment Centers, Inc. in Stockbridge, GA is seeking a Pharmacist in Charge for a contract/part-time role.

The position oversees the facility pharmacy, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations and maintaining medication safety and accuracy. The ideal candidate holds an active pharmacist license, has 1–3 years of relevant experience, strong written and verbal communication, and deep knowledge of regulatory requirements.