Job Description

Key Responsibilities:

Dispensing Medications:

Pharmacists accurately fill prescriptions, ensuring the correct dosage and form of medication are provided.

Providing Patient Counseling:

They explain how to take medications, potential side effects, and interactions with other drugs.

Reviewing Prescriptions:

Pharmacists check for accuracy, potential drug interactions, and appropriateness for the patient.

Collaborating with Healthcare Professionals:

They work with doctors and other healthcare providers to optimize patient treatment plans.

Managing Inventory and Records:

Pharmacists maintain accurate records of medications, including controlled substances, and manage inventory levels.

Ensuring Medication Safety:

They monitor patient medication regimens, assess for potential adverse effects, and report any issues.

Staying Updated:

Pharmacists keep abreast of the latest advancements in medications and pharmaceutical practices.

Providing Immunizations and Screenings:

In some settings, pharmacists may administer vaccinations and conduct health screenings.

Maintaining a Safe Environment:

They ensure the pharmacy is clean, organized, and complies with all regulations.

Supervising Pharmacy Technicians:

In some settings, pharmacists may oversee and train pharmacy technicians.

Performing Administrative Tasks:

This can include ordering supplies, managing records, and handling billing.
Work Settings:Pharmacists work in a variety of settings, including:

Retail Pharmacies:

Community pharmacies where they dispense medications to the general public.

Hospitals:

Providing medications and pharmaceutical care to patients within a hospital setting.

Clinics:

Working in clinics or medical offices to support patient care.

Other Healthcare Facilities:

Including long-term care facilities, home healthcare, and pharmaceutical companies.
Skills and Qualifications:

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) Degree:

A Doctor of Pharmacy degree is required to become a pharmacist.

Licensure:

Pharmacists must be licensed by their state's board of pharmacy.

Strong Knowledge of Pharmacology:

A thorough understanding of medications, their effects, and interactions is essential.

Excellent Communication and Interpersonal Skills:

Pharmacists need to effectively communicate with patients and other healthcare professionals.

Attention to Detail:

Accuracy is critical in dispensing medications.

Organizational Skills:

Managing inventory, records, and workflows requires strong organizational abilities.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?25,000.00 - ?30,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Health insurance Provident Fund
Schedule:

Day shift
Work Location: In person