FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Pharmacist Intern?
The primary responsibility of a Pharmacist Intern is to assist in the compounding and dispensing of medications under the supervision of a Pharmacist, ensuring pharmaceutical care to patients while adhering to regulations and hospital policies.
What qualifications do I need to apply for the Pharmacist Intern position?
Applicants must have completed 30 credit hours towards a professional degree in pharmacy and must be currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree with a major in Pharmacy. Additionally, a Pharmacist Intern license issued by the Texas State Board of Pharmacy is required.
Is prior experience necessary for this position?
No prior experience is necessary, as the position requires less than 1 year of experience in the field.
What types of tasks will I perform as a Pharmacist Intern?
As a Pharmacist Intern, you will perform technical and clerical tasks associated with medication preparation, labeling, dispensing, and compounding, as well as managing inventory and delivering medications to patients.
Are there any specific skills required for this role?
Yes, essential skills include knowledge of pharmacy care modalities, pharmaceutical calculations, excellent social skills for effective interaction, and basic computer skills.
What benefits are offered to Pharmacist Interns?
Benefits include immediate eligibility for health and welfare benefits, a 401(k) savings plan with a dollar-for-dollar match, tuition reimbursement, and PTO accrual beginning on Day 1.
What safety and procedural knowledge is important for this job?
It is essential to follow established safety, infection control, environmental, and isolation practices and procedures at all times, as well as knowledge of labeling and dispensing standards for prescription medications.
Where can I find more information about the benefits offered?
More detailed information about coverage and eligibility for benefits can be found on the Baylor Scott & White Benefits Hub.