Pharmacist - Per Diem at Rx relief

Attention Pharmacists:

Are you ready for a great new job in Merced, CA area?

With a salary starting at $65.00, Rx relief is looking for the right person to fill a Pharmacist position right now.

Rx relief offers a range of various benefits including: health insurance, vision and dental insurance, 401 (k) and deferred compensation programs, and more!

As a Pharmacist, you will be responsible for maintaining productivity and quality standards, as well as legal and company compliance, as you assist in the preparation of prescriptions in a variety of settings.

Pharmacist

Job Specifics and Requirements:

Area: Merced, CA area

Licensure Requirements: Must have open, active, and in good standing CA State Pharmacist License

Education: Pharm. D.

Years of Experience: 1 year

Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Length of Assignment: Per Diem

Pay: $65.00

Background/ Drug Requirements: Ability to successfully complete background check, health and drug screen

Pharmacist

Job Responsibilities:

Assist the Pharmacy in filling prescription items, as permitted by the State Board of Pharmacies.

Receive new written prescriptions or refill requests, and verify that information is complete and accurate.

Verify physicians’ orders in the computer order system and/or call physician offices to clarify or modify medication or therapies, as needed, based on patient medical histories.

Establish or maintain patient profiles, including lists of medications taken.

Perform drug calculations and interpret prescriptions; verify prescriptions and counseling.

Review patient profiles prior to dispensing.

Dispense narcotic medications and maintain logs.

Pre-pack bulk medicines, fill bottles with prescribed medications, type and affixing labels.

Last check pharmacist – review and check pharmacy technician’s work based on physician prescriptions and Medication Therapy Management protocols.

Label products appropriately, including cautionary or auxiliary labels.

Mix pharmaceutical preparations, according to written prescriptions.

Maintain proper storage and security conditions for all drugs.

Take inventory, place orders, check-in drugs and supplies, stock shelves and remove out-of-date items from the inventory.

Process returned medications from the facility for credit or destruction.

Answer telephones and respond to patient or pharmacy technician questions.