We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Pharmacist to join our team on a part-time, on-site basis in a regional healthcare facility serving the Southern United States. This role involves preparing and dispensing medications accurately according to physician orders and established protocols.

Key Responsibilities:

• Interpret and transcribe medication orders, maintaining precise patient medication profiles.
• Ensure all dispensed medications are accurately filled, properly labeled, and within expiration dates.
• Deliver medications promptly to patient care units, including stat and routine orders.
• Apply auxiliary labels as needed and compound pharmaceuticals, including sterile and parenteral nutrition products.
• Maintain adequate medication stock in patient bins and automated dispensing machines, performing regular inspections and restocking as necessary.
• Review override medications for accuracy and verify physician orders.
• Use aseptic techniques during IV medication preparation and ensure proper labeling and cleanliness of IV preparation areas.
• Maintain logs such as temperature monitoring and ensure security of pharmacy and medication storage areas.
• Issue controlled substances in compliance with legal requirements and supervise pharmacy technicians and interns, providing performance feedback.
• Conduct monthly inspections of nursing units, crash carts, and floor stock, removing expired items and documenting findings.
• Complete all required education, competencies, and training by assigned deadlines.
• Promote a culture of safety, adhere to all relevant policies, laws, and regulatory standards, and provide excellent customer service with a positive, professional attitude.

Education: A degree in Pharmacy with appropriate licensure and certification is required.

Experience: Previous experience in a hospital or clinical pharmacy setting is preferred, with demonstrated ability to manage medication dispensing and supervision of pharmacy staff.

Requirements: Strong knowledge of medication protocols, aseptic techniques, regulatory compliance, and excellent communication skills are essential.