Your future role at a glanceLocation: Milwaukee, WI
Facility: Columbia Saint Mary's
Department: Pharmacy
Schedule: Full-time |36 hours| 7/70| working 7 x 10 hour shifts starting on a Thursday through a Wednesday. Hours are 1:00pm - 11:30pm It includes every other weekend and 3 holidays a year.
How you'll make an impact in this role- Clinical Vignette & Order Management: Review, validate, and optimize medication orders for clinical appropriateness. You will proactively screen for drug interactions, therapeutic duplications, and contraindications, partnering directly with prescribers to resolve complexities and meticulously document clinical interventions.
- Advanced Compounding & Precision Dispensing: Oversee and accurately compound specialized sterile and non-sterile medications-including high-stakes chemotherapy and Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)-strictly adhering to regulatory standards to ensure flawless dispensing, labeling, and inventory control.
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration & Safe Transitions: Serve as the pharmacy voice during patient rounds and clinical committees. You will design tailored, patient-specific medication regimens and lead the medication reconciliation process during admissions and discharges to eliminate errors and secure seamless transitions of care.
- Patient Consultation & Complex Care Advocacy: Conduct focused, high-touch consultations for patients on complex or high-risk regimens (such as anticoagulants or insulin therapies), empowering them with clear education on administration, side effects, and adherence to optimize their therapeutic outcomes.
What minimum requirements you'll needLicensure / Certification / Registration:
- Pharmacist credentialed from the Wisconsin Pharmacy Examining Board obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date required.
Education:
- Bachelor's or advanced degree in Pharmacy required.
Responsibilities- Clinical Vignette & Order Management: Review, validate, and optimize medication orders for clinical appropriateness. You will proactively screen for drug interactions, therapeutic duplications, and contraindications, partnering directly with prescribers to resolve complexities and meticulously document clinical interventions.
- Advanced Compounding & Precision Dispensing: Oversee and accurately compound specialized sterile and non-sterile medications-including high-stakes chemotherapy and Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)-strictly adhering to regulatory standards to ensure flawless dispensing, labeling, and inventory control.
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration & Safe Transitions: Serve as the pharmacy voice during patient rounds and clinical committees. You will design tailored, patient-specific medication regimens and lead the medication reconciliation process during admissions and discharges to eliminate errors and secure seamless transitions of care.
- Patient Consultation & Complex Care Advocacy: Conduct focused, high-touch consultations for patients on complex or high-risk regimens (such as anticoagulants or insulin therapies), empowering them with clear education on administration, side effects, and adherence to optimize their therapeutic outcomes.
QualificationsLicensure / Certification / Registration:
- Pharmacist credentialed from the Wisconsin Pharmacy Examining Board obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date required.
Education:
- Bachelor's or advanced degree in Pharmacy required.
