Pharmacist 2, Inpatient – Centralized Order Verification for the Enterprise

UR Ventures

. Approve medication orders for patients treated at the medical center .

Posted 10/12/2026part-timeRemote • New York • United StatesJunior💰 $58 - $79 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in medication dispensing, clinical practice, and quality assurance processes while effectively supervising pharmacy technicians and collaborating with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care.

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Licensed Pharmacist (PHARMD)Acute Care Pharmacy ExperienceMedication Use EvaluationsClinical Practice ParticipationQuality Assurance Processes

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Hard Skills

Medication DispensingCompounding MedicationsMedication Order ProcessingClinical DocumentationPatient Profile ManagementTherapy Adjustment MonitoringInterdisciplinary Team CollaborationQuality Assurance ReportingMedication Incident ReportingRenal/Hepatic Function Monitoring

Soft Skills

Clear CommunicationProblem ResolutionStaff EducationSupervisionTeam Coordination

Tools & Technologies

Current Information System Technology

Certifications & Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in PharmacyPharm D (Preferred)

Industry Keywords

Pharmacy Laws and RegulationsPatient CareMedication SafetyHealthcare CollaborationPharmacy Practice Residency

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Approve medication orders for patients treated at the medical center
Oversee and directly contribute to compounding, preparation, and dispensing of medications in compliance with state and federal pharmacy laws and regulations
Supervise pharmacy technicians and direct their workflow
Dispense medications accurately and in a timely manner
Resolve problem medication orders and maintain accurate patient profiles
Check products requiring pharmacist approval before dispensing
Participate in quality assurance processes, including medication incident reporting, MAR reconciliation, and adverse event/error reporting
Develop or participate in clinical practice with physicians, nurses, healthcare professionals, and patients
Guide and recommend appropriate medication use as part of an interdisciplinary team
Participate in focused clinical initiatives and Medication Use Evaluations
Monitor assigned patient populations for clinical progress and recommend therapy adjustments
Document clinical activities and interventions
Educate pharmacy staff and healthcare professionals; provide patient teaching when needed
Resolve patient-care and operational problems and communicate progress across shifts
Perform charge pharmacist duties when scheduled, including coordinating shift resources, resolving staff conflicts, and communicating between shifts
Contact supervisors when issues exceed expertise or authority
Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy required
1 year of relevant acute care pharmacy experience or successful completion of an accredited pharmacy practice residency required
Pharm D preferred
PHARMD - Licensed Pharmacist upon hire required
Ability to follow departmental and hospital policies and procedures related to dispensing medications
Ability to accurately and timely dispense medications
Ability to process and validate medication orders using current information system technology
Ability to supervise pharmacy technicians
Ability to participate in clinical practice, medication use evaluations, quality assurance processes, and interdisciplinary patient care
Ability to monitor renal/hepatic function, culture results, and other applicable laboratory tests
Ability to document clinical activities and interventions
Ability to educate pharmacy staff and healthcare professionals
Ability to resolve medication and patient-care problems through clear communication