Overview:
Qualifications:
Minimum Qualifications:
B.S. or PharmD. from an accredited college of Pharmacy
Working knowledge of drug therapy and disease state management
Licensure/Registration/Certification:
Current licensure (or licensure eligibility) by the Alabama State Board of Pharmacy
Parenteral licensure may be required if preparing sterile pharmaceutical compounded products
Permanent licenses will be required within two months of entry into the job
Desired Qualifications:
ASHP accredited residency or fellowship
Working knowledge of applicable pharmacy operations and procedures
Working knowledge of practice in specialty care areas
Board Certification
Parenteral licensure
Preceptorship
Responsibilities:
Ensures appropriate, safe, effective & efficient use of medications through the application of pharmaceutical principles in order to provide optimal patient outcomes. Consults with physicians and professional staff, monitors and evaluates drug therapy and suggests alternate therapy as appropriate. Promotes understanding of drug therapy and disease state management by providing education to health care professionals, patients and the public.
Permanent