Pharmacy Intern: Precision, Compounding & Patient Care

Catholic Health Initiatives; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

CommonSpirit Health is seeking a Pharmacy Student Intern to assist the Pharmacist with medication preparation, compounding, inventory management, and distribution. You will apply high accuracy, manage controlled substances, and ensure DEA, FDA, and state compliance while working under supervision.

You will gain progressive responsibilities as you advance in your didactic education, expanding clinical and administrative exposure in a hospital or clinic setting.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in an accredited College of Pharmacy.
• Pharmacist Intern license in Nebraska (active or pending, per state requirements).

Responsibilities

• Assist Pharmacist in medication preparation and compounding.
• Support inventory management and distribution using pharmacy automation.
• Ensure compliance with DEA, FDA, and state regulations; manage storage areas.
• Triage medication-related calls and questions from healthcare professionals and patients.
• Participate in clinical and administrative tasks under supervision of a licensed pharmacist.
• Progress in responsibilities as education advances within organization.
• Use automation to optimize safety and efficiency in drug distribution.
• Repackage medications into unit dose per USP and regulatory requirements.
• Perform specialized narcotic distribution and maintain accurate inventories.
• Conduct cycle counts and monitor expiration dates; inspect medication storage in units.
• Perform pharmaceutical calculations accurately and independently.
• Respond to requests via telephone or in person and provide follow-up as needed.
• Engage in assigned pharmacy leadership-driven clinical and administrative duties.

Education

Enrollment in College of Pharmacy

Nebraska Pharmacist Intern license

Job description

CommonSpirit Health is seeking a Pharmacy Student Intern to assist the Pharmacist with medication preparation, compounding, inventory management, and distribution. You will apply high accuracy, manage controlled substances, and ensure DEA, FDA, and state compliance while working under supervision.

You will gain progressive responsibilities as you advance in your didactic education, expanding clinical and administrative exposure in a hospital or clinic setting.