Riverview Health·Noblesville, Indiana
The pharmacist is responsible for interpreting medication orders, preparing intravenous solutions using aseptic techniques, and overseeing pharmacy technicians. They also manage controlled substance records and perform clinical dosing and lab testing according to regulations.
Job Responsibilities
Direct and check the daily activities of pharmacy technicians.
Interpret medication orders based on patient’s age and clinical status.
Use relevant resources and references for checking appropriateness of medication order, based on patient’s age and clinical status as needed.
Perform calculations for special dilutions or formulations and prepare these medications as needed.
Implement activities necessary for attainment of pharmacy objectives.
Prepare intravenous solutions using aseptic techniques.
Assist in procuring, maintaining, and storing an adequate inventory of medications.
Perform clinical dosing programs established by the pharmacy.
Actively participate in daily huddle passing information to other staff members.
Accurately maintain required state and federal records for controlled substances and fill floor stock requests for controlled substances.
Meet with drug company representatives to obtain information about products.
Perform lab testing according to CLIA’88 regulations.
Other duties as assigned.
• Minimum: Pharmacy degree from an accredited university, as required by law
• Pharmacist license eligible to practice in the state of Indiana
Market context
Indiana pharmacy openings often draw steady interest because employers look for licensed pharmacists who can step into patient-facing, compliance-heavy work with limited ramp-up. These roles are competitive when they ask for a PharmD, an active unrestricted license, and experience in managed care or MTM, especially if bilingual English-Spanish communication is preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to managed care and MTM experience.