About the role
Responsibilities
Job Summary:
Process orders and dispense medications according to established policies, procedures, protocols, and regulatory requirements. Ensure age-appropriate, safe, and cost-effective medication therapies for patients. Contribute to the educational goals of the department. Enhance the performance, accuracy, and efficiency of pharmacy processes, to promote patient safety and improve outcomes.
Qualifications:
Education Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or a Pharm D degree from an accredited college of pharmacy. Experience At least 1500 hours in the practice of pharmacy. 2 years full time equivalent experience working in pharmacy services within health system or with medication use technology used in health system. Preferred 1 year or more experience working with health systems current medication technology system. Working both independently and in complex collaborative team environments. Licensure/Certification Licensed and in good standing with the OK State Board of Pharmacy. Memberships: Annual memberships in the Oklahoma Society of Health-System Pharmacists and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists are strongly encouraged. Completion of general and patient care orientation is required prior to providing patient care
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