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Pharmacist | Washburn, Wisconsin

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022
Healthcare

Job Description

Job Description

A travel pharmacist opportunity is available in Northern Wisconsin, serving a 50-bed hospital. This role requires an immediate start and extends for 13 weeks or longer. The position follows a 12-hour day shift schedule on a 7 days on, 7 days off rotation.

Responsibilities include reviewing medication orders to assess drug therapy appropriateness, dosage, regimen, therapeutic duplication, and potential drug interactions. The pharmacist will provide specialized pharmacokinetic and anticoagulation dosing support. Participation in clinical pharmaceutical care is essential, encompassing medication reconciliation and discharge medication education to ensure patient safety and medication adherence. Oversight of pharmaceutical compounding processes is required, including adherence to USP regulatory and compliance guidelines, specifically USP 797 and USP 800 standards. The role utilizes EPIC for medication management and record-keeping.

Desired Qualifications:

  • Licensed pharmacist with experience in hospital or clinical pharmacy settings
  • Proficient in medication order review and clinical pharmaceutical care
  • Knowledge of pharmacokinetic and anticoagulation dosing principles
  • Experience with pharmaceutical compounding and regulatory compliance (USP 797/800)
  • Familiarity with EPIC electronic health records system
  • Ability to work independently during assigned rotations

Location:

  • Northern Wisconsin, Washburn area
  • Position involves travel and temporary relocation

Schedule/Hours:

  • 12-hour day shifts
  • 7 days on, 7 days off rotation

This contract pharmacist role offers the chance to apply specialized clinical skills in a supportive hospital environment. Qualified candidates who are ready to start promptly and are comfortable with travel are encouraged to apply. Take the next step in your pharmacy career by submitting your application today.

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