Pharmacist - Retail Pharmacy

Posted 3 days ago

mile bluff medical centerMauston (WI)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Retail Pharmacist The Pharmacist Staff - Retail Pharmacy ensures medications are procured, prepared, dispensed, and administered safely and legally. Proficient in pharmacy practice including but not limited to the following areas: Retail dispensing Home health aids Performs other related prescription activities such as taking verbal prescriptions, filling of prescriptions, dispensing and verbal consultation. Performs and/or supervises pharmaceutical compounding activities. Provides clinical pharmacy services, including medical history collection, therapeutic drug monitoring, pharmacokinetic dosing consultations, drug information and education. Participates in and follows standards of departmental quality control and quality assurance programs. Oversees inventory control activities such as monitoring inventory levels, ordering, receiving, stocking and shipping. Supervises pharmacy interns and technicians. Willingly follows and supports all policies and procedures required under Medicare Accreditation. Input and process prescriptions Correct prescriptions Counsel patients Administer vaccines. Perform other related duties as needed. Professional Pharmacy degree required. Doctorate preferred. Must hold and maintain current Wisconsin Pharmacist license. BLS certification required.1+ years related work experience required. Exceptional accuracy and attention to detail required. Intermediate to expert proficiency with computers is required. Requires assessment, evaluation, and decision-making skills. Must possess exceptional clinical skills. Strong quantitative and analytical competency. Familiarity with pharmacy law. Self-starter with excellent interpersonal communication, oral and written communication, and problem-solving skills.

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