Pharmacist - Part-time

Beloit Health System is looking to add a Part-Time Pharmacist to ou r Pharmacy Team!

- Shift : 1st and 2nd Shift Combination

- Schedule:   6:30a – 9p (10-hour shifts within this timeframe)

- Hours per week: 20

- Benefits Status: Eligible

- Department:   Pharmacy

The Pharmacist is responsible for performing professional and clinical functions associated with the practice of Pharmacy in the institutional setting, outpatient infusion setting and outpatient ambulatory surgery

- All medication dispensing functions.

- All aspects of medication monitoring, to ensure the safe and effective use of medication

- Contributing to the drug selection and procurement process through the hospital formulary and ensuring the safe handling and accountability for all drugs

- Compounding and preparing ordered pharmaceutical preparations

- Consultation with providers to provide safe and effective medication therapy in a cost-effective manner

- Providing drug information to providers and nursing staff concerning formulary status, dosage form, side- effects, and incompatibilities of currently available drugs

- Monitoring and documenting the progress of patients receiving medications that are dosed using pharmacokinetic parameters

- Monitoring TPN patients

- Compounding sterile products including chemotherapy and biologic agents, using aseptic technique and following USP guidelines outlined in USP chapters 725, 797 and 800.

- Verifying CPOE orders and entering medication orders after patient profile review

- Completing patient charges

- Participating in continuing education programs

- Supervising inventory levels and ordering medications from approved health system vendors when needed

- Maintaining inventory and records of controlled substances per regulation

- Demonstrate competency of Pharmacy Technician job duties including, but not limited to filling and restocking Automated dispensing cabinets (ADCs) and preparing sterile and nonsterile compounded products and chemotherapy.

- Supervising Pharmacy Technicians

- Supervising and organizing daily operational duties of the Pharmacy department using team concepts

- Providing drug information and education to other health care professionals and patients

- Demonstrate the ability to perform functions accurately and efficiently with computer software applications appropriate to position

- Preparing for and attending clinical rounds including Critical Care, Oncology and Antimicrobial stewardship rounds (ASP)

- Writing drug monographs and Drug Use Evaluations (DUEs) and collecting data for Pharmacy and Therapeutics and Quality Management

- Utilizing the health system approved electronic event monitoring tool to document adverse medication events.

- Review and approval of compiled medication histories.

Job Requirements

- Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy Degree

- Active Wisconsin and Illinois licensure required

- Hospital pharmacy experience preferred

- Excellent oral and written communication skills

- Good interpersonal skills

- Sound judgement and immediate and responsive decision-making skills

- Complies with all state and federal Pharmacy regulations.

- Must be able to organize and prioritize multiple demands.

- Maintain ethical conduct and keep confidential personal and medical information about patients.

- Adhere to established health system and Pharmacy Department policies, rules, and regulations.

- Participate in educational programs and continually seek for personal development.

- Reporting Relationship: Director of Pharmacy, Pharmacy Clinical Coordinator

- Supervisory Responsibilities: Pharmacy Technician

Apply to join our team today!