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Cynet Health is seeking a Pharmacy - Pharmacist for a 13-week acute care assignment in Oklahoma City. The role requires 2+ years of experience and an Oklahoma registered pharmacist license with required certifications.
The pharmacist will review patient records, develop medication plans, consult with prescribers and nurses, and collaborate with the health care team to ensure optimal patient care. Documentation and education duties are included.
Profession: Pharmacy
Specialty: Acute Care
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Variable 4x10 Weekly
Hours per Shift: 36
Experience: 2+ years
License: Registered Pharmacist in Oklahoma
Certifications: Required certifications as a Pharmacist
Must-Have Skills/Experience:Review records of patients to determine the appropriateness of medication therapy.Evaluate patients' conditions to ensure all issues are being treated.Develop effective medication plans that minimize the risk of adverse side effects as appropriate.Consult with prescribers, nurses, and patients on medications, doses, etc.Advise on correct administration of drugs.Assess the results and outcomes of pharmaceutical treatments.Collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care.Keep accurate documentation of medication plans and patient progress.Consult regularly with healthcare team regarding appropriateness of orders, availability of medication, side effects, incompatibilities, formulary considerations, and current care path management.Participate in the education of students and residents as necessary.
Description:The pharmacist position involves providing pharmaceutical care to patients.You will be responsible for reviewing patient records to ensure appropriate medication therapy.You will evaluate patient conditions and develop medication plans while minimizing risks.Collaboration with healthcare professionals is key to ensuring optimal patient care.Documentation of medication plans and assessments of treatment outcomes are essential.This role will require regular consultation with healthcare providers regarding medication orders and treatments.