FAQs
What educational requirements are needed for the Pharmacy Intern position?
The Pharmacy Intern position requires active enrollment in an ACPE accredited School or College of Pharmacy. High School Diploma or GED is also required.
What are the responsibilities of a Pharmacy Intern?
Responsibilities of a Pharmacy Intern include providing pharmaceutical care, education and training, participation in projects and presentations, staffing within the pharmacy department, leadership activities, quality improvement initiatives, and completion of administrative projects as assigned.
What skills and qualifications are preferred for a Pharmacy Intern?
Preferred skills and qualifications for a Pharmacy Intern include hospital or community pharmacy experience, Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) Certification and/or NC BOP Registration, considerable knowledge of medication names and doses, strong communication skills, and experience with inventory management.
Are there specific licensure/certification requirements for the Pharmacy Intern position?
Active and appropriate state licensure, as well as continuing education requirements, must be completed prior to the start date and remain active for the duration of employment. Additional certifications such as Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) Certification and/or NC BOP Registration are preferred.
What are the key learning and development activities for a Pharmacy Intern?
Key learning and development activities include participating in vaccination programs, medication listing, discharge counseling, medication navigation, medication therapy management, providing education for healthcare professionals, conducting research and quality improvement projects, and gaining a well-rounded understanding of all aspects of pharmaceutical care within hospital or community pharmacy settings.