Pharmacist Outpatient / Retail
$114,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$114,000 per year
About the role
- Interprets prescriptions and dispenses pharmaceuticals and related devices in accordance with federal, state and local laws.
- Provides patient information(education) and counseling.
- Supervises technical staff and is role model to demonstrate courteous, compassionate care for customers and co-workers.
- Reviews patients’ utilization, therapeutic duplications, disease state, drug interaction, drug allergy, dosage and duration of drug treatment, abuse or misuse of drug and takes appropriate action when concerns arise.
- Contacts prescribers for clarifications of orders or to notify them of unobtainable medications.
- Verifies appropriate pharmaceutical agent to the prescription order.
- Verifies particular patient receives specific drug from proper practitioner.
- Calculates accurate doses and prepares compounded prescriptions and IV medications according to physician orders.
- Oversees cash management of the store and is observant of all staff activity.
- Assists in orienting new staff, interns and externs to department.
- Manages work flow, assigns work loads and approves overtime and time off as needed
- Assists in ordering and inventory of pharmaceutical so that quality, cost-effective products are used and appropriate inventory levels are maintained
- Responsible for securing building before leaving at the close of the day.
- Acts as the pharmacist in charge in the absence of the managing pharmacist.
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