Description

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

This is a Pharmacist role in a Veterninary Closed-Door Non-Compounding Pharmacy, mail order setting, Mon to Fri 9am-5:30pm. Major federal holidays closed. 

1. Obtain valid prescription information from licensed veterinarian or designated agent prior to dispensing. 
2. Initiate and receive calls and faxes for medication orders.
3. Demonstrate knowledge of and take action in clarification of medication orders.
4. Dispense medications according to prescription from the licensed veterinarian.
5. Prepare medication for use by end-user according to current standards of practice in the profession of veterinary pharmacy.

6. Ensure that medications are labeled appropriately and that products are delivered to end-users in a timely, safe and efficient manner.
7. Answer questions, as appropriate, from other healthcare providers and end-users regarding medication and approved usage.
8. Maintain records of all drugs dispensed and of any and all prescriptions filled.
9. Prepare all reports as required (i.e. daily dispensing log, monthly usage reports).
10. Ensure that drug products, in the pharmacy, are stored in appropriate conditions.
11. Maintain a high standard of customer service.
12. Provide back-up service for other pharmacies as needed.

13. Cross-trained across all pharmacy operational functions; performs tasks including inventory replenishment, wave orders, prescription entry, pick/tote orders, order entry, e-filing in SharePoint, inventory/order control, clinic/Customer Engagement Representative communication, resolving order issues, packing/closing orders, printing Rx from SharePoint, and canceling orders in inventory management system as applicable - not limited to these responsibilities.

14. Maintains active pharmacist license in home state and obtains/maintains required non-resident state licenses as business needs dictate to support multi-state operations and customer service.

15. Ability to lift products upto 50 pounds

16. Performs related duties as assigned.

Requirements

Degree in Pharmacy from an accredited College of Pharmacy. Unrestricted, current state license as a Registered Pharmacist in resident state is required. Obtains/maintains required non-resident state licenses as business needs dictate to support multi-state operations and customer service.