Tyvan LLC·Little Rock, Arkansas
The pharmacist is responsible for compounding and dispensing medications while monitoring patient drug therapies and providing medical services like immunizations. They must also maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with all pharmaceutical legal regulations.
Pharmacist (PRN) West Little Rock Emergency Hospital is seeking a qualified and dedicated Pharmacist (PRN) to join our pharmacy team. The ideal candidate will assist customers by interpreting symptoms, providing immediate treatment, and referring them to suitable physicians when necessary. You will be critical in preparing pharmaceuticals by reviewing physician directives and identifying therapeutic incompatibilities.
Compounding and dispensing medications as prescribed by physicians. Monitor customers’ drug therapies, advise them on necessary interventions, and inform them of potential side effects. Instructing customers on how and when to take prescribed medications. Conducting health and wellness screenings. Providing immunizations and other medical services, including measuring blood pressure, temperature, and blood sugar levels. Maintaining accurate customer records and documentation. Ensuring a safe and clean working environment in the pharmacy. Completing pharmacy operational requirements, including verifying order entries, maintaining controlled substances and charges records, and removing expired or damaged drugs from the inventory. Adhering to all legal rules, regulations, and procedures governing pharmaceutical practice. Performing other administrative tasks as necessary.
Doctorate in pharmacy or pharmacology. Proven experience as a pharmacist or recent graduate from an accredited pharmacy program. Valid license to practice as a pharmacist. Detailed understanding of dosage requirements, administration, chemical compounds, and pharmaceutical brands. Proficient in computer usage and pharmacy management software. Strong organizational, verbal, and written communication skills. Customer-focused with a commitment to ongoing education and staying current with advances in pharmaceutical science.
Market context
Pharmacy technician roles in Arkansas are typically driven by ongoing retail, hospital, and clinical pharmacy staffing needs, especially where certified support is needed for medication handling and patient service. Competition can be stronger for candidates with PTCB certification, state registration, and clinical pharmacy experience, along with a valid driver’s license. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your credentials and highlight any healthcare experience before applying.
