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The Hospital Pharmacist responds to requests for preparing and dispensing medications and other pharmaceuticals in order to fill written prescriptions issued by physicians, dentists and other qualified prescribers. Pharmaceutical services are performed in accordance with established and approved hospital protocols, accreditation standards and New York State Department of Health regulations for dispensing and storing medications and controlled substances.
Incumbents serve as health resource persons in a multidisciplinary health care team approach, advising on the pharmacology aspects of patient treatment plans when consulted. May be assigned to the pharmacy in the main hospital or to one of the satellite services: Outpatient, Correctional Health, RTI, Psychiatric Institute, or Oncology. Work is subject to shift assignment and weekend/holiday rotation schedules.
Supervision may be exercised over pharmacy interns, clerical and other support staff. Does related work as required.
One year of experience where the primary function of the position was as a pharmacist. Licenses/Certifications: Possession of a valid license and current registration as a Pharmacist issued by New York State. Substitutions: Completion of a one year approved pharmacy internship in a hospital or health care facility, or a Master's degree* in pharmacy, or a Pharm.
D.* may be substituted for the one year of experience as a pharmacist.
About the role
The Hospital Pharmacist responds to requests for preparing and dispensing medications and other pharmaceuticals in order to fill written prescriptions issued by physicians, dentists and other qualified prescribers.