Role Description
Coordinate and assist in managing and participating in pharmacy services, including dispensing of medications, quality assurance and clinical monitoring activities.
Key Details: Remote Pharmacist (Specialty). Must be a licensed Pharmacist in Texas, Florida, or Missouri. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Central).
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Responsibilities include pharmacist verification of prescriptions, Drug Utilization Review (DUR), patient counseling, developing care plans, following complex procedures, and receiving new prescription clarifications from prescribers.
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This role supports patients receiving Parkinson’s therapies and IVIG infusions; infusion experience is preferred but not required.
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Experience with outpatient immunoglobulin (IG) or home infusion is especially valuable, with outpatient or home infusion experience preferred.
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Participate in decisions regarding the pharmaceutical services within assigned scope including:
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Assessing the patient's general pharmaceutical needs
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Planning for the pharmaceutical services provision
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Participating in the overall plan of care
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Participating in the overall quality assessment and improvement plan
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Receive physician prescription orders and evaluate the appropriateness of these orders for dosage, drug choice, potential drug interactions, route of administration and stability.
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Supervise the filling, receiving, compounding, and dispensing activities involved in providing finished product to the patient.
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Ensure that the patient chart is complete for allergies, height, weight, current and past medical history, clinical laboratory results and concurrent medications (including over the counter or home remedy medications).
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Ensure that when necessary, laboratory tests have been ordered, and the results are obtained and discussed with the nurse and the physician.
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Provide patient counseling, education, and monitoring.
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Ensure safety of patients and personnel by exercising good pharmacy practice in the process of drug therapy instructions to the patient.
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Determine remaining doses on hand to manage inventory and avoid waste.
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Provide clinical interventions.
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Assess responses to therapy, patient compliance, and ongoing review of drug regimens; report and manage adverse events.
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Assist the physician, nurse and patient with clinical and technical support.
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Document all communication with physicians, nurses and patients in the patient chart.
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Assist in the maintenance and upkeep of all necessary paperwork required by state and federal agencies as well as the Joint Commission.
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Assist the Pharmacy Manager in implementing new procedures.
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Assist in the training and supervision of Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacy Interns and other pharmacy personnel.
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Participate in Performance Improvement Projects.
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Assist in providing in-service programs to nursing and pharmacy personnel on any aspect of drug therapy.
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Attend and/or complete education and training programs.
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Review literature and other materials pertinent to the practice of pharmacy.
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Complete all competency/skills assessment requirements.
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Participate in on-call schedule.
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Perform other tasks as determined by the Pharmacist-In-Charge.
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy and 3+ years of mail order, retail or hospital pharmacy experience OR Pharm D.
Requirements
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Current state’s Pharmacist license (Texas, Florida or Missouri) and license at other states as required.
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IgCP® Certification is preferred.
Benefits
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Competitive pay
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Health insurance
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401K and stock purchase plans
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Tuition reimbursement
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Paid time off plus holidays
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Flexible approach to work with remote, hybrid, field or office work schedules