Methodist McKinney Hospital·McKinney, Texas
The pharmacist is responsible for compounding and dispensing medications while educating healthcare professionals and patients. They also oversee drug inventory, supervise technicians, and ensure compliance with safety regulations and physician orders.
Category I exposure to blood borne pathogens, frequent exposure to chemical hazards and may encounter radiation hazards.
start and stop time, initial inventory quantity, etc. Assures that appropriate products are selected to prepare the dose accurately.
1. Routinely follows internal procedures in the pharmacy and on nursing units to verify controlled substance inventories, minimize drug diversion and document wastes or missing doses. 2. Routinely checks for expired drugs 3. Routinely performs nursing unit inspections, narcotics audits, nursing/pharmacy meetings.
A Pharm D and a current Texas state license are required, with a preference for BLS certification. At least 3 years of hospital pharmacy experience is desirable.
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.
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