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Insight Global

TOC Pharmacist

Charleston, SC · On-site

$75 - $80/hr

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$190 - $270/hr

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BayCare Health System

TOC Clinical Pharmacist

Clearwater, FL · On-site

$109K - $130K/yr

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A TOC (Technical Operations Center or Tactical Operations Center) job typically involves monitoring, managing, and resolving technical or operational issues in real-time. Professionals in this role work with networks, systems, or critical infrastructure to ensure smooth operations, troubleshoot problems, and maintain high availability. TOC jobs are common in IT, telecommunications, and military sectors, where rapid response to incidents is essential. Duties may include monitoring alerts, coordinating with support teams, and implementing fixes to minimize downtime.

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To excel as a Train Operations Controller (TOC), a strong background in transportation logistics, attention to detail, and analytical skills are generally required, often along with relevant certification or experience in rail operations. Familiarity with train signaling systems, real-time dispatch software, and safety protocols is critical for managing the flow of rail traffic efficiently. Outstanding communication, decision-making, and stress-management skills help individuals handle emergencies and coordinate with multiple departments. These qualifications are vital for ensuring safety, minimizing service disruptions, and maintaining efficient transportation operations.

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A typical day for a Train Operations Controller involves monitoring and directing train movements, coordinating with engineers, conductors, and maintenance teams to ensure safe, timely service. You’ll use dispatch software and communication systems to address schedule changes and respond quickly to any incidents or delays. Collaboration is constant, as you’re in frequent contact with on-the-ground personnel and other controllers to manage both regular operations and unexpected issues. While the environment can be fast-paced and high-pressure, it is highly rewarding for those who enjoy problem-solving and playing a key role in public transportation. Over time, train operations controllers may advance to supervisory or network management positions, expanding their impact on the transportation system.

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TOC Pharmacist

TOC Pharmacist

Insight Global

Charleston, SC • On-site

$75 - $80/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 10 days ago

Job description

Hours:

M-F 8-5


Must Haves:

              Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree Active Pharmacist license in South Carolina

2+ years of clinical pharmacy experience (inpatient, ambulatory, or TOC preferred)

Experience with medication reconciliation and direct patient care

Strong communication and collaboration skills across multidisciplinary teams

Plusses:

              EPIC experience

Day-to-Day:

The Transitions of Care (TOC) Pharmacist plays a critical role in ensuring safe, effective, and efficient medication management as patients move between care settings. This position focuses on reducing medication errors, improving patient outcomes, and preventing readmissions through medication reconciliation, patient education, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

This role partners closely with inpatient pharmacists, providers, nursing, and case management teams to support seamless transitions from admission through discharge and post-discharge follow-up.

Key Responsibilities

Transitions of Care & Medication Management

  • Perform comprehensive medication reconciliation at admission, transfer, and discharge
  • Identify and resolve medication discrepancies, interactions, and therapy gaps
  • Optimize medication regimens based on patient-specific factors and clinical guidelines
  • Support “meds-to-beds” and discharge medication programs

Discharge & Post-Discharge Support

  • Educate patients and caregivers on medication use, adherence, and side effects
  • Coordinate timely discharge prescriptions and ensure medication access prior to discharge
  • Conduct post-discharge follow-up (calls/clinic support) to address medication-related issues
  • Identify barriers to adherence (cost, access, literacy, etc.) and implement solutions

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

  • Work closely with physicians, nurses, and case management to support discharge planning and continuity of care
  • Serve as a medication expert during rounds and care coordination discussions
  • Partner with ambulatory and specialty pharmacy teams to ensure continuity across care settings

Quality & Outcomes Improvement

  • Track and report TOC metrics such as readmissions, medication discrepancies, and patient adherence
  • Participate in process improvement initiatives to enhance care transitions and reduce errors
  • Ensure compliance with regulatory and accreditation standards

Clinical Support & Education

  • Provide drug information and clinical recommendations to providers and care teams
  • Educate staff on best practices related to medication reconciliation and transitions of care
  • Contribute to development of protocols and workflows to improve TOC services

Required Qualifications

  • Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree
  • Active Pharmacist license in South Carolina
  • 2+ years of clinical pharmacy experience (inpatient, ambulatory, or TOC preferred)
  • Experience with medication reconciliation and direct patient care
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills across multidisciplinary teams