The pharmacist provides quality pharmaceutical care by monitoring patients’ medication therapy and assist in developing a clinical pharmacy program. They will also recommend appropriate drug therapy and serve as an educational resource to patients and other health care professionals. The pharmacist also utilizes a computer system to enter orders, dispense medications and intravenous solutions to patients in an accurate and timely manner and supervises technical employees. The pharmacist checks all technical work before doses are dispensed.
Preferred Qualifications
- Education: from an accredited School of Pharmacy, ASHP accredited residency (PGY-1), current BCPS certification, or equivalent direct clinical experience (with BCPS eligibility) required.
- Experience: Health system experience preferred but not required.
- Licenses, Certifications and/or Registrations: Current licensure in the State of Alabama, controlled substances permit, parenteral license, preceptor license (when eligible), BCLS provider (ACLS preferred).
Skills Required
- Graduation from an accredited School of Pharmacy
- ASHP-accredited PGY-1 residency, current BCPS certification, or equivalent direct clinical experience with BCPS eligibility
- Current pharmacist licensure in Alabama
- Controlled substances permit
- Parenteral license
- Preceptor license when eligible
- BCLS provider certification
- Health system experience
- ACLS certification
What We Do
Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, Alabama is a non-profit community health network including a 344-bed acute care hospital, a multi-specialty physician clinic, an ambulatory surgery center, and a freestanding imaging center. Its mission is to provide superior healthcare in a safe, compassionate environment while fulfilling its charitable obligation as a not-for-profit organization.
