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D required. License, Certification, Registration Pharmacist License (California)
KP
Kaiser Permanente
Outpatient Pharmacist
Job Description
Job Summary:
Consults with patients and medical personnel regarding medication therapy. Provides direction to Pharmacist Residents, Pharmacist Interns, Pharmacy Technicians and non licensed personnel. Dispenses, compounds, procures, stores, and distributes pharmacy products. Consults with patients and medical personnel regarding medication therapy.Essential Responsibilities:
Consults with patients and medical personnel regarding medication therapy. Provides direction to Pharmacist Residents, Pharmacist Interns, Pharmacy Technicians, and other non-licensed personnel. Dispenses, compounds, procures, stores, and distributes pharmaceutical products. Provides medical personnel and patient with medication information and product identification. Performs other duties as required.Qualifications:
Basic Qualifications:
Experience N/A. Education B.S. degree in Pharmacy OR Pharm.D required. License, Certification, Registration Pharmacist License (California)
Additional Requirements:
Knowledge of Federal and State laws, regulations, and standard regarding the provision of pharmaceutical services. Possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ability to extract pertinent information from the patient or other sources and relate it to the patients medical management plan. Must be able to operate the pharmacy computer system(s) and other equipment. Must be able to input prescription labels.MUST BE ABLE TO PASS BACKGROUND CHECK.
Must be able to work in a Labor/Management Partnership environment.Preferred Qualifications:
N/A.Benefits
- Dental Insurance
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What they do
A Hospital Pharmacist provides medications to patients and educates patients on the proper use of medications. Works within a hospital settings. May consult with physicians about correct dosage and appropriate administration as well as discuss adverse reactions. The types of medications and their dispersal may differ significantly from those handled by retail pharmacists.
$153,010 / year median in California
-9% projected decline