Our patients are our number one priority! We're committed to giving children back their childhood! Job Posting Title: Pharmacist (Frisco) Location: Frisco - Ambulatory Surgical Center Additional Posting Details: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Duties/Responsibilities Maintains accountability for safe, accurate, and effective medication-use processes across inpatient, outpatient, and procedural care settings. Performs prospective and concurrent medication order verification for appropriateness, dosing, route, frequency, interactions, contraindications, monitoring needs, and patient-specific factors. Evaluates medication therapy and implements clinical interventions to optimize medication safety, therapeutic effectiveness, and patient outcomes.
Maintains accurate patient medication profiles and supports continuity of care through medication reconciliation, discharge medication review, and patient/caregiver counseling as applicable. Applies age-specific and pediatric medication-use considerations, including weight-based dosing and developmental factors, in patient care decisions. Verifies and authorizes medication dispensing for inpatient, outpatient, procedural, and ambulatory workflows.
Directs and prioritizes pharmacy technician workflow to support safe, timely, and accurate medication preparation, distribution, inventory management, and service continuity. Maintains operational oversight of medication-use systems, including Epic Willow, Omnicell, medication builds, dispensing logic, inventory alignment, discrepancies, variances, and system-related alerts. Verifies and, when needed, performs sterile and nonsterile compounding in accordance with organizational policy, USP standards, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Ensures compounded products meet requirements for accuracy, stability, compatibility, labeling, documentation, and beyond-use dating. Maintains control and oversight of controlled substances, hazardous drugs, and medication storage areas in accordance with regulatory and organizational requirements. Identifies, evaluates, communicates, and mitigates medication safety risks, including medication errors, near misses, discrepancies, and workflow variances.
Participates in medication-use evaluation, quality improvement, regulatory readiness, formulary support, medication stewardship, and practice advancement activities. Communicates effectively with prescribers, nurses, patients/caregivers, pharmacy staff, and other healthcare personnel to support safe and coordinated patient care. Maintains readiness for variable workload, staffing conditions, urgent clinical situations, and workflow disruptions in a non-24/7 pharmacy environment
/Abilities Graduate of an ACPE-accredited school of pharmacy. Current pharmacist license in good standing with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. Maintains active pharmacist licensure, required continuing education, and competency requirements in accordance with Texas State Board of Pharmacy requirements and organizational policy.
Completion of an ACPE-accredited sterile compounding (IV) certification program required. Demonstrates and maintains sterile compounding competency in accordance with organizational and regulatory requirements. Hospital pharmacy experience preferred.
Demonstrated proficiency in medication order verification, clinical evaluation, dispensing, compounding, medication-use systems, and workflow prioritization. Effective oral and written communication skills, interpersonal skills, computer skills, and ability to manage competing priorities without loss of accuracy or safety. Working Environment Working Conditions: Inside Working Position: Sitting, Standing, and Walking Physical Demands: Medium Physical
Lifting/Carrying, Pushing/Pulling, Crawling, Stooping/Kneeling/Bending, Climbing and Repetitive Movements Lifting or carrying between 11 - 24 lbs. Sensory/Communicative activities essential to the performance of this position: Feeling, Hearing, Seeing, and Speaking This position will be exposed to Inside Environments, Bloodborne pathogens, Loud Noise, Chemical Hazards, and Respiratory Hazards