Pharmacist

THE CLINIC @ Central Oklahoma Family Medical Center - Ada, OK

Ada, OK

Ambulatory Health Care Services

About the position

Under general supervision, provides customer-focused pharmaceutical care and oversees the efficient dispensing, processing, and recording of prescriptions issued by physicians, dentists, and other authorized providers.

Responsibilities

• Communicates with providers to influence optimal drug therapy in accordance with approved protocols and current practice.
• Reviews, compounds, prepares and/or oversees the compounding, preparation and dispensing of pharmaceuticals to patients.
• Monitors patients' drug therapy and provides drug information to patients and health care providers.
• Oversees and directs pharmacy staff in the execution of technical functions.
• Using computerized data system, records prescriptions, checks for drug interactions.
• Verifies all drugs are labeled properly, including the addition of auxiliary labels.
• Ensures that only a pharmacist (or authorized pharmacy personnel under the direction and supervision of the pharmacist), dispenses medications, makes label changes or transfers to different containers.
• Ensures that all functions of the pharmacy are maintained and carried out.
• Upholds and abides by patient confidentiality policies and procedures.
• Actively participates in agency-sponsored staff training events (safety instruction, evacuation drills, OSHA training, etc.)
• Aids in ordering and purchasing pharmaceuticals, pharmaceutical supplies, and medical supplies; as well as ensuring appropriate stock and storage requirements.
• Communicates with pharmacy director as needed to ensure department functions appropriately.
• Maintains professional appearance; follows established dress code.
• Participates in continuing compliance with HRSA 340B regulations and requirements.
• Assists in departmental audits in conjunction with Pharmacist in Charge, Director of Pharmacy, and Compliance Officer.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Doctor of Pharmacy degree from accredited College of Pharmacy
• Doctor of Pharmacy License from Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy in good standing