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Pharmacy Intern - Outpatient/Ambulatory Pharmacy

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Nationwide Children's Hospital

3mo ago

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Placement Program
  • Healthcare

AI generated summary

  • You must be enrolled in an accredited pharmacy program, eligible for a state Intern license, and demonstrate pharmacy technician competencies with excellent customer service skills.
  • You will accept prescriptions, prepare medications, counsel patients, ensure compliance with regulations, manage drug records, and maintain pharmacy organization and cleanliness.

Requirements

  • Education:
  • Actively enrolled in an accredited College of Pharmacy
  • Licensure:
  • Eligible for a State Board of Pharmacy Intern License
  • Skills:
  • Must demonstrate ongoing Inpatient Pharmacy Technician I competencies, knowledge, and skills minimally. Excellent customer service skills.
  • MINIMUM PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
  • Lifts objects up to 20kg - Frequently
  • Pushing unit dose medication carts - Frequently
  • Talking on telephone or in person - Constantly
  • Typing on a computer keyboard - Constantly
  • Standing or Walking - Constantly
  • Sitting - Occasionally

Responsibilities

  • Accepts prescriptions, establishes billing/patient charge, documents patient’s allergies correctly, interprets and enters outpatient prescription into the computer
  • Prepares and packages injectables and oral medication for outpatient use
  • Utilizes math and problem solving skills (i.e. algebra) to calculate amount of drug needed for preparation of prescriptions
  • Dispenses medication and counsels caregivers on the medication. Manages dispensing information through the computer system including the patient’s profiles. Reviews patient’s profiles before dispensing medication for possible medication complications and takes appropriate action to correct problems. Complies with OBRA-90 regulations
  • Provides drug information to health care professionals, patients and parents; instructs patient/parent on correct use of self-administered medications
  • Maintains drug records required by Federal, State, and Local authorities
  • Extemporaneously compounds medications which are not commercially available (i.e. suspensions, ointments, etc.) for both inpatient and outpatient use
  • Replenishes pharmacy stock area and notifies pharmacist of any problems or concerns
  • Answers the telephone and assists caller or forwards to appropriate individual
  • Inspects medication storage areas in outpatient pharmacy for expired or unusable medication pursuant to JACHO standard under the direction of an outpatient staff pharmacist
  • Maintains the cleanliness and neatness of the outpatient pharmacy

FAQs

Who is eligible for the Pharmacy Intern position?

This position is exclusively for students enrolled in The Ohio State University - College of Pharmacy.

What is the typical work schedule for a Pharmacy Intern?

Interns are expected to work an average of 12 hours per week during the school year, with 5-6 hour shifts during weekdays and one 8-hour weekend shift every three weekends.

Are there any summer work opportunities for interns?

Yes, during the summer, interns have the opportunity to work more hours and participate in summer projects, shadowing opportunities, and clinical rotations.

Do Pharmacy Interns receive benefits?

The position is contingent and non-benefits eligible, but there are options for part-time work that include benefits.

What are the primary responsibilities of a Pharmacy Intern?

Interns are responsible for accepting prescriptions, preparing medications, dispensing and counseling caregivers, maintaining drug records, and ensuring the cleanliness and organization of the pharmacy.

What qualifications are needed to apply for this position?

Candidates must be actively enrolled in an accredited College of Pharmacy and eligible for a State Board of Pharmacy Intern License.

What skills are necessary for a Pharmacy Intern?

Interns must demonstrate excellent customer service skills and knowledge of Inpatient Pharmacy Technician I competencies.

What physical requirements are associated with this position?

Interns must be able to lift objects up to 20kg frequently, talk on the phone or in person constantly, and stand or walk constantly, among other physical activities.

Is there an opportunity for professional growth as a Pharmacy Intern?

Yes, the intern position is designed to promote growth, development, and education of pharmacy students while enhancing their customer service skills.

How does Nationwide Children's Hospital promote a diverse and inclusive environment?

Nationwide Children's Hospital integrates Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into their core values and practices, actively seeking individuals who share these values.

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