PharMerica·Dallas, Texas
The pharmacist evaluates physician medication orders for appropriateness and collaborates with healthcare teams to provide clinical support. They are also responsible for maintaining patient databases and ensuring the safe procurement and disposal of drugs.
Evaluates physician medication orders for appropriateness of drug, dosage, potential interactions, and route of administration. Makes recommendations for therapy changes to the physician and facility staff as appropriate Maintains patient/resident database to include appropriate current and past medical history, appropriate clinical and laboratory data, and concurrent medication (including over-the-counter and home remedies) Ensures that appropriate laboratory tests for monitoring certain high-risk conditions are ordered, evaluated and discussed with appropriate members of the healthcare team Collaborates with the healthcare team to provide clinical and technical support as needed Documents all communication with physicians, nurses, other members of the healthcare team and patients/residents and their family members in the medical record Implements policies and procedures for the safe procurement, storage, distribution and use of drugs and biologicals, as well as disposal of drugs Obtains, as necessary, and maintains all required documentation in accordance with federal and state regulatory agencies and policy Informs the Pharmacy Manager of medication related errors Assists facility/agency staff personnel with procedures relating to safe and effective methods of procuring, maintaining, administering and disposing of drugs Performs other tasks as assigned
Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy; Pharm D preferred One year experience in long-term care Licenses/Certifications: As required by government regulations and business needs Detail oriented; goal oriented, team player, oral communication About our Line of Business PharMerica, an affiliate of BrightSpring Health Services, delivers personalized pharmacy care through dedicated local teams, serving health care providers such as skilled nursing facilities, senior living communities, and hospitals. We also cater to individuals with behavioral needs, infusion therapy needs, seniors receiving in-home care, and patients with cancer. Operating long-term care, home infusion, and specialty pharmacies across the nation, we combine the personal touch of a neighborhood pharmacy with the resources of a national network. Our comprehensive solutions, backed by industry-leading technology and regulatory expertise, ensure accurate medication access, cost control, and compliance with best-in-class clinical standards. We are committed to enhancing resident health, reducing staff burdens, and supporting our clients' success. For more information, visit www.pharmerica.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy (PharmD preferred), a TX RPh License, and IV Certification. One year of experience in long-term care is required.
Market context
In Texas, pharmacy openings often favor candidates who already hold a valid Texas State Board of Pharmacy license and have community pharmacy experience. These roles are competitive because employers typically look for a strong clinical foundation, current CPR certification, and the ability to work efficiently in fast-paced patient-facing settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to your community pharmacy background.
