Travel Pharmacist - $2,884 per week

Certification Details ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support Core Competencies Part I, II, III Facility Specific Documents like badge photo, COVID-19 related attestations, and exemption forms Health Documentation requirements including physical exam, fit mask test, immunizations, drug testing, etc. Job Details Permanent Hire: Compensation Range: $107,099.20 - $160,648.80 Pharmacists rotates through various positions including Retail, Inpatient, Chemo, and a decentralized position working on the floors, along with work on a variety of projects (antimicrobial stewardship, 797-compliance, control substance inventory, etc.). Provides clinical support and distribution services in coordination with physician and nursing services in delivering quality and cost-effective drug therapy to patients. Supervise and direct support personnel. Reviews orders/prescriptions for clarity and ambiguity, potential allergic reactions, drug interactions, incompatibilities, rational drug therapy, accuracy and appropriateness of dose and route of administration. Provides concise, accurate, relevant and timely drug information to physicians, nurses other health care professionals, patients and families. Initiates and documents clinical interventions. Participates in medication error, adverse drug reaction reporting. Participates in drug usage evaluations, target drug programs, and other clinical programs on a daily basis. Maintains professional knowledge base, clinically and operationally. Assists in training of new staff members and continued training of other staff members. Supervises the activities of support personnel to assure proper preparation of all medications and supplies for dispensing. Pharmacists may be assigned responsibilities in special function areas of the department, including (but not limited to) home infusion, critical care, manufacturing and ambulatory care. Pharmacists are responsible for checking of medications dispensed from pharmacy, whether individual orders or floor stock. Shows flexibility and adaptability to meet changing priorities and job requirements. Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy required. PharmD degree preferred. Current Illinois Registered Pharmacist Licensure required. Schedule Information Full-time (80-hour per pay period). Starts between 7:00a - 9:00a, and end between 3:30p-5:30p. Pharmacists rotates through various positions and may work 1 out of every 4 weekends. The closing pharmacist or the weekend pharmacist is responsible for being on-call. Additional Details Some listed certifications and competencies are not required for this position. Site-specific documentation and guidelines are provided and need to be followed.