Baptist·Covington, Tennessee
Provides age-specific pharmaceutical care and clinical services for assigned patient care areas, including managing medication orders and preparing sterile products. Contributes to departmental goals, quality assurance, and inter-departmental committees.
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 current, unrestricted 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.