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Per Diem Clinical Pharmacist - Kittanning, PA

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soliantKittanning (PA)

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About the role

Per Diem Pharmacist Position A per diem pharmacist position is available for a clinical pharmacist specializing in long-term care services. This part-time role offers 24 hours per week and is based in Kittanning, PA, with an assignment timeline of one month ongoing and a possibility for extension.
Schedule: 24 hours per week Pharmacy hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Key Responsibilities: Review and verify medication orders entered by data entry technicians for skilled nursing facilities, personal care facilities, and hospice. Inspect blister-packed medications as well as sterile and non-sterile preparations. Address clinical inquiries by responding to phone calls from nursing facilities, hospice nurses, and physicians. Manage controlled substance counts and maintain perpetual inventory documentation. Verify emergency medication boxes to ensure proper stocking and compliance.
Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy Active pharmacist license in good standing in the state of Pennsylvania Minimum of 1 year of pharmacist experience, preferably in long-term care settings Demonstrated physical ability to sit, stand, and perform tasks requiring fine motor skills and visual acuity; able to lift up to 30 pounds
Technical Skills: Proficiency in QS1, Docutrack, and PCC operating systems This position offers an opportunity to make a direct impact on patient care within long-term care environments. Candidates with a strong attention to detail and commitment to clinical excellence are encouraged to apply for this dynamic role. Apply now to advance your pharmacy career in a meaningful per diem capacity supporting long-term care and hospice patients.

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