Pharmacist | Rogersville, Missouri

A pharmacist opportunity is available in an acute care hospital pharmacy setting, offering a focused role overseeing product verification and central pharmacy operations. This role emphasizes accuracy and coordination to ensure seamless medication preparation and availability.

Location:

• Springfield, MO (Central Pharmacy at a major hospital)
• Evenings shift: 2:30pm – 12:30am, 7 days on/7 days off (schedule may vary with guaranteed weekly hours)

Key Responsibilities:

• Utilize EPIC system for medication dispensing and preparation verification including kits, crash carts, prepack items, and other pharmacy products.
• Coordinate workflow and verify restocking of code carts, IV medications, premade IVs, creams, and insulin pens.
• Oversee the work of pharmacy technicians in the central pharmacy area, ensuring smooth operations and redirecting tasks as necessary.
• Collaborate with a team of pharmacists and technicians to maintain accuracy and efficiency.

Qualifications & Desired Experience:

• Licensed Pharmacist in Missouri
• At least 1 year of pharmacy experience; new graduates are encouraged to apply
• Proficient with EPIC electronic medical records
• Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple verification tasks efficiently

Training:

• 2-3 weeks of training focused on product verification tailored to pharmacist capability

Team Environment:

• Central pharmacy staffed with several pharmacists and technicians across shifts
• This position primarily oversees product verification while other pharmacists focus on order review

This contract assignment spans approximately 13 weeks with a strong possibility of extension.

Explore what Springfield has to offer during your assignment, from vibrant local breweries and restaurants to attractions like the Dickerson Park Zoo and the Wonders of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium.

Candidates with a commitment to precision and teamwork in a dynamic hospital pharmacy setting are encouraged to apply to take on this pivotal role in pharmacy operations.