Travel Clinical Pharmacist - Ogallala, NE - URGENT FILL

TMS; Ogallala (NE); On-site; USD 30,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Assignment bonus

Job summary

TMS is seeking an Acute Clinical Staff Pharmacist for a 13-week travel assignment in Ogallala, NE. The role supports acute-care teams, with daytime hours (40 hours/week) and a 8:00 AM–4:30 PM shift. An assignment completion bonus of $5,000 is offered. Nebraska license and hospital chemotherapy experience are required.

You will verify orders, support clinicians, and ensure safe chemotherapy preparation while meeting credentialing and safety standards.

Qualifications

• Nebraska Pharmacist license (active) required.
• Recent acute-care or hospital pharmacy experience required.
• Hands-on chemotherapy-compounding experience required.
• Strong knowledge of medication safety and clinical pharmacy practices.
• Familiarity with hazardous-drug handling and sterile-compounding procedures.
• Must meet facility credentialing/compliance requirements.

Responsibilities

• Review and verify medication orders for accuracy, interactions, and dosing.
• Provide clinical pharmacy support to physicians, nurses, and staff.
• Prepare, compound, and verify chemotherapy medications.
• Monitor therapies and recommend interventions.
• Provide drug information and education to patients and staff.
• Maintain accurate pharmacy records and required documentation.
• Follow sterile-compounding, infection-control, and hazardous-drug handling procedures.
• Ensure compliance with state and facility regulations.
• Collaborate with care team to improve patient outcomes.

Skills

Chemotherapy

Clinical decision-making

Communication

Acute-care experience

Job description

Bring your acute-care pharmacy experience to Ogallala, Nebraska! We’re seeking an experienced Clinical Staff Pharmacist for a 13-week travel contract offering a consistent daytime schedule, 40 hours per week, and a $5,000 bonus for completing the assignment.

This role is ideal for a Nebraska-licensed pharmacist with hospital pharmacy and chemotherapy-compounding experience who is ready to contribute to a collaborative acute-care environment.

Job Title: Acute Clinical Staff Pharmacist

Contract Dates: September 21, 2026 – December 19, 2026

Schedule: 40 hours per week

Shift: 8:00 AM–4:30 PM

Assignment Bonus: $5,000 for completing the 13-week assignment, subject to applicable terms and eligibility requirements.

Responsibilities:

Review and verify medication orders for accuracy, appropriateness, interactions, allergies, and proper dosing.

Provide clinical pharmacy support to physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.

Prepare, compound, and verify chemotherapy medications using established safety standards.

Monitor medication therapies and recommend appropriate clinical interventions.

Support safe and effective medication use for acute-care patients.

Provide drug information and medication-related education to patients and clinical staff.

Maintain accurate pharmacy records and required documentation.

Follow sterile-compounding, infection-control, and hazardous-drug handling procedures.

Comply with all state, federal, and facility pharmacy regulations.

Collaborate with the interdisciplinary care team to improve patient outcomes.

Requirements:

Active and unrestricted Nebraska Pharmacist license.

Recent acute-care or hospital pharmacy experience.

Hands-on chemotherapy-compounding experience.

Strong knowledge of medication safety and clinical pharmacy practices.

Familiarity with hazardous-drug handling and sterile-compounding procedures.

Ability to work the scheduled daytime hours for the full contract.

Strong communication, organization, and clinical decision-making skills.

Must meet all facility credentialing and compliance requirements.

Assignment Highlights:

Bonus for completing the 13-week assignment.

Competitive travel-contract compensation.

Guaranteed 40-hour weekly schedule.

No overnight or weekend call listed.

Opportunity to apply specialized chemotherapy-compounding skills in an acute-care setting.