Pharmacy Supervisor
Pharmacy Supervisor
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage and oversee pharmacy operations during weekend shifts, including clinical, operational, and distribution services.
- Ensure that all work performed by pharmacy staff complies with state and federal regulations, as well as hospital and departmental policies and procedures.
- Establish work assignments for the weekend shift and allocate staff as needed to ensure adequate coverage, including managing sick calls.
- Act as the primary point of contact for pharmacy staff during the weekend, resolving operational or staffing issues.
- Troubleshoot and resolve pharmacy technology application issues during weekend operations, including automation and information systems.
- Assist pharmacy managers and directors in assessing and resolving pharmacy operational challenges.
- Serve as a pharmacy medication safety officer by reviewing and reporting medication errors and adverse drug events, contributing to the continuous improvement of medication safety protocols and operational efficiencies.
- Support ongoing staff training and education.
- Assist with the review and revision of the pharmacy policy and procedures.
- Assist in managing pharmacy information systems, supporting technology-related updates, and troubleshooting as needed.
- Communicate effectively with pharmacy leadership, staff, and other healthcare professionals to ensure continuity of care and quality pharmacy services during weekend hours.
- Job Requirement
- PharmD degree required/ PGY1 Preferred
- Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration, Healthcare Informatics, or a related field strongly preferred.
- Active New York State pharmacist licensure.3+ years of inpatient hospital experience required.
- Previous experience in pharmacy management or supervisory roles preferred.
- Strong knowledge of pharmacy automation and information systems.
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