Baptist·Memphis, Tennessee
Provides age-specific pharmaceutical care and clinical services for oncology patients, including the management and dispensing of medication orders. Collaborates with healthcare teams and participates in departmental committees to ensure safety and efficiency.
Provides age-specific pharmaceutical care and basic clinical services for assigned patient care areas. Contributes to goals, programs, QA, PI and other activities for their unit/department/hospital. Performs other duties as assigned.
Requires a Bachelor of Science or Doctor of Pharmacy degree and a valid pharmacy license. Minimum of one year of hospital pharmacy experience is required, with BLS/ACLS certifications preferred.
Market context
Hospital pharmacy roles in Tennessee are often driven by steady demand for licensed pharmacists who can support inpatient medication safety, sterile compounding, and controlled-substance handling. These positions are competitive because employers usually want an accredited pharmacy degree, an active Tennessee license with Controlled Substance Qualification Endorsement, and prior hospital experience; IV admixture experience can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and highlight any hospital or IV compounding experience on your resume.