Pharmacy Intern: Precision, Compounding & Patient Care

CHI; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Part time

Job summary

CHI Health Lakeside is seeking a Pharmacy Student Intern to assist the Pharmacist with medication preparation, compounding, inventory control, and distribution under supervision.

You will help with controlled substances management, meet regulatory requirements, and use pharmacy automation to ensure safety and efficiency in drug distribution. This is an excellent opportunity for hands-on clinical and administrative exposure.

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled in an accredited College of Pharmacy.
• Nebraska Pharmacist Intern license required.

Responsibilities

• Use pharmacy automation to optimize safety and efficiency in drug distribution.
• Compound IV Admixture of sterile and non-sterile products according to USP and Board of Pharmacy requirements.
• Repackage medication into unit dose following USP regulations.
• Perform specialized narcotic distribution, maintain accurate perpetual inventories and identify discrepancies.
• Manage pharmaceutical and supply inventory; complete cycle counts and monitor inventory levels and expiration dates.
• Perform nursing unit/clinical area medication storage area inspections.
• Perform pharmaceutical calculations accurately and independently.
• Respond to customers and requests via telephone or in person to manage issues and provide follow-up.
• Participate in clinical and administrative functions as assigned by pharmacy leadership.

Education

Current enrollment in an accredited College of Pharmacy

Pharmacist Intern license in Nebraska

Job description

CHI Health Lakeside is seeking a Pharmacy Student Intern to assist the Pharmacist with medication preparation, compounding, inventory control, and distribution under supervision.

You will help with controlled substances management, meet regulatory requirements, and use pharmacy automation to ensure safety and efficiency in drug distribution. This is an excellent opportunity for hands-on clinical and administrative exposure.