Jennie Stuart Health·Hopkinsville, Kentucky
The pharmacist is responsible for delivering high-quality clinical care by processing inpatient and outpatient prescriptions accurately. They manage drug inventory, provide OTC consultations, and oversee third-party insurance reimbursements.
To ensure the delivery of competent, high quality clinical care in a caring compassionate environment.
Answers routine questions.
Takes accurate messages.
Operation of telephone.
Handles routine questions on department operations.
Receives complaints and aware of how to initiate protocol.
Demonstrates effective communication skills.
Orientation to hospital campus and ability to provide accurate directions.
Demonstrates written and oral communication skills.
Attentive to details.
Plans, organizes, gathers and assembles data.
Demonstrates knowledge of common formats for correspondence and reposts.
Use of department specific equipment.
Accurately opens, sorts, and routes mail.
Monitors inventory and orders supplies.
Processes Outpatient prescriptions accurately and in a timely manner.
Completes Inpatient orders accurately and in a timely manner.
Educates customers with pertinent information applicable to orders, prescriptions, and administration of medications.
Manages inventory well.
Sustains adequate inventory of controlled and non-controlled drugs.
Provides accurate and timely OTC consults to customers.
Documents drug transactions accurately.
Demonstrates accountability and responsibility with Pharmacy equipment and software.
Operates Pyxis system correctly per pharmacy procedure.
Oversees third party reimbursement and coverage for Outpatient prescriptions consistent with insurances, regulatory agencies and hospital policy.
Candidates must be a graduate of an approved school of pharmacy and hold a valid pharmacist license in the state of Kentucky. A minimum of one year of work experience in a clinical setting as a pharmacist is required.
Market context
Pharmacist roles in Kentucky are typically competitive because employers look for a licensed candidate with clinical experience who can step into patient-facing medication management and safety responsibilities. This role requires graduation from an approved school of pharmacy, a valid Kentucky pharmacist license, and at least one year of clinical pharmacist experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page against the original posting, then confirm your license status and clinical experience before applying to save research time.
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