Provide expert pharmaceutical care as a Night Shift Emergency Department Pharmacist at a tribal clinic and hospital facility in Arizona. This unique opportunity offers a decentralized role within the Emergency Department, providing critical support on a 7 days on, 7 days off night shift schedule. While an Arizona Pharmacist License is not required for this tribal position, candidates must hold a pharmacist license and bring clinical experience essential for this fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities include:
- Delivering comprehensive pharmaceutical services in the Emergency Department
- Collaborating directly with medical and nursing staff to optimize patient outcomes
- Managing medication preparation, dispensing, and counseling in an urgent care setting
- Utilizing a proprietary electronic health record system (RPMS), similar to the VA’s Vista platform
- Obtaining or maintaining BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications as required
Ideal candidates will have:
- A valid pharmacy license (no Arizona license required due to tribal status)
- Clinical experience relevant to an Emergency Department or hospital environment
- Residency or hospital experience preferred to handle complex patient cases
- Flexibility and willingness to work in a remote tribal clinic setting
- A positive attitude and strong teamwork skills
Schedule and Location:
- 7 on, 7 off rotation covering 10-hour night shifts
- Opportunity to live and work in a beautiful part of Arizona, embracing the unique tribal community setting
This contract role is perfect for pharmacists seeking hands-on clinical engagement in a supportive, autonomous setting. If you are committed to providing high-quality patient care and ready to thrive in a remote, rewarding environment, apply today to explore this exceptional chance.
Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled
- Competitive Salary
- Weekly Paycheck
- Matching 401(k) Plan
- Extensive Medical Coverage
- Licensing Assistance
- Custom Housing
- Travel Assistance
- Professional Development Reimbursement