Pharmacist - Per Diem/PRN

Attention Pharmacists:

Are you ready for a great new job in Denver, CO?

With a salary starting at $55.00 - $60.00, 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: Denver, CO

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

Education: Pharm. D.

Experience Needed: 2+ years

Schedule: Per Diem, On Call, As needed

Length of Assignment: Per Diem, On Call, As needed

Pay: $55.00 - $60.00 Depending on assignment

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• Take inventory, place orders, check-in drugs and supplies, stock shelves and remove out-of-date items from the inventory.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