PRN Pharmacist, Ja

Janus RX Closed Door Pharmacy

Operating Hours:  Mon.-Fri.; 8am-5pm (12noon-1 Lunch)

No nights/No weekends/No major Holidays

PRN Pharmacist: Job Description

Our pharmacy is looking for a pool of relief pharmacists for our new Tuscon, AZ, Janus RX location. We are a closed door out patient pharmacy serving Behavioral Health patients (no IV or TPNs). We're open Monday through Friday, 8am until 5pm. We're closed on weekends and major holidays. There's no on-call. We're offering competitive compensation.

Great opportunity for an Arizona registered pharmacist to work for a growing family-owned company and family friendly employer. Our employees who excel find opportunity and advancement with new challenges.

With operating hours Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm, no nights or weekends, and major holidays off, our Team enjoys life/work balance.

With a rewarding career as part of an MMG company, you can end each day knowing you are working to improve the quality of life to an underserved community and their families, as well as your own.

With integrity, compassion, excellence, and innovation, we are Real People offering Real Solutions to bring Real Value every day.

I. The following job description identifies the qualifications and standards for Per Diem or PRN Pharmacists.

PRN Pharmacists will meet the following requirements and competencies listed below. PRN Pharmacists

report directly to the Pharmacist in Charge (PIC).

Job Summary: The PRN Pharmacist works under the supervision of the Pharmacist in Charge to

assist with various operations within the pharmacy including, but not limited to:

In the absence of the PIC, supervises personnel and participates in all aspects of

pharmacy workflow including data entry, prescription fulfillment, final verification, and

dispensing.

Ensures compliance with patient care quality standards as it relates to the care provided

to all age groups of patients.

Prepares, labels, and dispenses medications as ordered by physicians or other qualified

prescribers.

Maintains appropriate records for all medications and other pharmaceutical supplies

ordered by physicians or other qualified prescribers.

The PRN Pharmacist will have strong communication skills and be able to perform detailed work.

Work is accomplished in accordance with the policies and regulations of local, state, and

federal authorities as well as accepted standards of practice.

II. Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Distributive Activities:

Prepares, labels, and dispenses medications for all age groups according to accepted

standards of practice.

Performs computer order-entry functions in an accurate and timely manner.

Supervises and verifies appropriate and accurate drug distribution tasks performed by

support and technical staff.

Effectively uses all necessary forms of informatics.

Performs other duties as needed or assigned.

2. Direct Patient Care Activities:

Performs all aspects of pharmacy operations in an environment that optimizes patient

safety and reduces the likelihood of medical/healthcare errors.

Interprets medication orders, monitors drug regimens, and performs interventions when

order clarification is necessary or when therapeutic problems are identified.

Meets and maintains competencies to perform the required duties of the position.

Assists with adherence packaging and education of use.

Promotes the use of cost-effective drug therapy.

Updated: 04/28/2023 Documents activities per departmental policies.

Provide general drug information services when necessary.

3. Administrative Activities:

Monitors activities of the department and takes appropriate action as necessary to

ensure efficient and effective operation.

Supervises support personnel in a consistent and fair manner.

Demonstrates the ability to prioritize and effectively organize workload and problem

solve.

4. Professional Responsibilities:

Completes annual continuing education requirements.

Represents the organization in a positive and professional manner.

Adheres to improvements set in place by the PIC as a result of continuous quality

improvement (CQI) activities.

Follows accepted standards of practice and adheres to federal, state, and local

regulations as well as the policies and procedures of the organization.

5. Regulatory Requirements:

Graduation from a School of Pharmacy accredited by the American Council on

Pharmaceutical Education; Baccalaureate or PharmD degree required.

Current and valid registration and licensure by the State Board of Pharmacy as a

Pharmacist.

Abide by and uphold the privacy rule standards of HIPAA.

6. Language Skills:

Ability to read and communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing.

7. Skills:

Moderate computer knowledge.

Proficiency in pharmacy computer systems.

8. Physical Demands:

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to

perform the essential functions of the position without compromising patient care.

Updated: 04/28/2023