Temple University Health System·Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Pharmacist reviews and dispenses medication orders while ensuring appropriate dosage, frequency, and route of administration. They oversee pharmacy technicians and students and collaborate with the healthcare team on patient care and discharge planning.
The Pharmacist reviews all medication orders received from Physicians and Physician Extenders and dispenses medications after assuring that drug, dose, frequency, and route of administration are appropriate.
Reviews patient allergies, past medical history, drug interactions and lab information for any potential clinical conflicts prior to dispensing medications.
Responsible for inventory control.
Provides drug information support for other healthcare team members.
The Pharmacist oversees the work of all pharmacy students and technicians in the preparation of medications to ensure accuracy and safety in the medication use process.
The Pharmacist collaborates with the Health Care Team on the planning for continuum of care and discharge planning.
Education Bachelor's Degree College of Pharmacy accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education Required Doctorate Degree PharmD Preferred
Experience 1 year experience working in hospital, or Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience (APPE) in a clinical setting Preferred
Licenses PA Pharmacist License Required Basic Life Support Preferred
A Bachelor's degree from an ACPE-accredited pharmacy college and a PA Pharmacist License are required. A PharmD and one year of hospital or clinical experience are preferred.
Market context
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