3 retail pharmacist jobs found

Overview Under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist or a licensed healthcare professional (i.e. physician, nurse practitioner or nurse), the Medication Reconciliation Pharmacy Technician's primary responsibility is to perform medication history assessments for new patients coming through the Emergency Department or new inpatient direct admissions to the hospital. Medication history information will be obtained from patients directly or the patient's family member/caregiver, retail pharmacy or physician office. The Medication Reconciliation PharmacyTechnician will enter medication histories into the electronic database or will update the database if the patient has existing medication information--this involves compiling and verifying patient medication lists, comparing those lists with current prescriptions, and communicating any discrepancies or questions to the patient's nurse, nurse practitioner and/or other healthcare providers. They will accurately...

Overview Promotes optimal patient outcomes by assisting with medication reconciliation.  Interviews patients and reviews medication-related documentation for the purpose of compiling a medication history for patients being admitted to the hospital.  Compiled history information is entered into the patient’s electronic health record for the purpose of facilitating medication reconciliation by the admitting provider.  May perform a variety of functions which impact the medication reconciliation process and patient care.  Seeks assistance/clarification from a pharmacist with any questions or issues that may arise. Qualifications Education: High school diploma or GED required. Registration: Must be registered with the Alabama State Board of Pharmacy as a Pharmacy Technician within 30 days of hire date, and registration must be in good standing “active”. Employees must have national certification with PTCB (Pharmacy...

Overview Promotes optimal patient outcomes by assisting with medication reconciliation.  Interviews patients and reviews medication-related documentation for the purpose of compiling a medication history for patients being admitted to the hospital.  Compiled history information is entered into the patient’s electronic health record for the purpose of facilitating medication reconciliation by the admitting provider.  May perform a variety of functions which impact the medication reconciliation process and patient care.  Seeks assistance/clarification from a pharmacist with any questions or issues that may arise. Qualifications Education: High school diploma or GED required. Registration: Must be registered with the Alabama State Board of Pharmacy as a Pharmacy Technician within 30 days of hire date, and registration must be in good standing “active”. Employees must have national certification with PTCB (Pharmacy...