Pharmacist

• Interprets physicians' prescriptions and compounds and dispenses medications within regulatory guidelines
• supervises the clinical activities of the pharmacy technicians
• consults and counsels patients regarding the appropriate use of medications and potential drug interactions
• handles complex problem resolution
• responsible for the evaluating preparing and dispensing of medications
• verifies prescribed medications according to professional standards, facility procedures, and state and federal legal requirements
• when possible, performs medication reconciliation processes
• ensures and behaves with a focus on excellent customer service and clinical care
• consults with patients regarding individual medications or supplies prescribed
• interacts closely with individual patients
• reviews and evaluates patient's plan of care for therapeutic appropriateness
• participates in achieving business goals and metrics for the ambulatory pharmacy
• assists in the fiscal management of the ambulatory pharmacy
• assists with managing all functions for the ambulatory pharmacy technicians
• monitors the overall performance of all ambulatory pharmacy staff members
• assists in maintaining and executing all established procedures concerning quality improvement, quality assurance, security of controlled substances, and record keeping
• submits, reviews, and handles all adjudicated prescription claims
• establishes, supervises and maintains all pricing tables
• makes recommendations to the managers regarding any changes to improve operating procedures
• performs prescription verification of all prescriptions and provides technical guidance to pharmacy technicians
• promptly and appropriately responds to patient inquiries
• provides consultation on pharmacy and therapeutic matters
• assists and reviews daily reporting and scheduling of hours worked for the pharmacy technicians
• supervises activities relative to patient profiles and contacts
• participates in departmental meetings and in-service training for pharmacy technicians
• works collaboratively with organizational personnel
• performs related duties as assigned

• Bachelors of Science Degree or Pharm D degree from an accredited School of Pharmacy
• current, unrestricted pharmacist license through the appropriate state board of pharmacy
• broad training and/or experience in the fields of business administration, sales, marketing, information technology and retail/ambulatory pharmacy
• zero (1) to three (3) years of directly related and progressively responsible retail/ambulatory care pharmacy experience
• ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing
• ability to work quickly and accurately under time and volume constraints
• strong leadership skills
• strong interpersonal skills
• ability to resolve patient issues quickly and creatively
• strong organizational skills
• attention to detail
• good analytical skills
• knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook

340B knowledge and experience

• medical
• dental
• vision care
• comprehensive suite of benefits that focus on the physical, emotional, financial, and social aspects of wellness
• support for working families
• backup dependent care
• adoption assistance
• infertility coverage
• family building support
• behavioral health solutions
• paid parental leave
• paid caregiver leave
• training programs
• professional development resources
• opportunities to participate in mentorship programs
• employee resource groups
• volunteer activities