Pharmacist
Job Overview
A unique opportunity is available for a Pharmacist to work at a renowned Level II Trauma Center and Certified Stroke Center. This role entails managing medication orders and providing clinical consultations across various units, including ICU, Telemetry, MedSurg, Pediatrics, and Oncology.
Schedule
- 7 on / 7 off schedule
- Shifts start Thursday night
- Thursday: 6:30 PM - 6 AM (11.5 hrs)
- Friday: 7 PM - 6 AM (11 hrs)
- Saturday to Wednesday: 6:30 PM - 6 AM (11.5 hrs)
Unit Information
Ideal candidates should have a minimum of 2 years of acute care experience in a hospital with 100+ beds. First-time travelers are welcome to apply.
Patient Types and Common Diagnoses
The pharmacist will support approximately 400 medication orders while covering various areas virtually. Key responsibilities include overseeing Adult ICU, Cardiac ICU, stepdown units, NICU, Telemetry, MedSurg, OR, Pediatrics, PICU, ED, and Oncology.
Qualifications
- Must possess a valid pharmacy license in Maine (can obtain post-application; processing takes about 1-2 months).
- Preferred qualifications include BLS certification.
- PharmD or BS in pharmacy is required, with 10+ years of relevant experience.
Skills Required
- In-depth knowledge of medications used in critical care settings.
- Experience with order verification, clinical consult management (e.g., vancomycin consultations), and drug information inquiries.
- Excellent customer service skills are essential.
- Comfortable working as a solo pharmacist during night shifts.
- No compounding experience is required.
Support Within the Department
- 2 technicians available on-site during night shifts; 10+ technicians during day shifts.
- 24/7 availability of Intensivists and Hospitalists for support.
- A dedicated leadership and support staff team on-site.
Technological Tools
- EMR: Cerner Community Works
- IV Pump: Alaris
- Medication Dispensing: Omnicell
Orientation and Scheduling
Orientation will be provided, starting with NEO, followed by departmental familiarization during the first week. Scheduling will reflect set cycles with holiday expectations based on the time of year and the 7 on/7 off schedule.
Dress Code and Facility Culture
Professional scrub color is required (any solid color, no graphics, logos, or designs). Additional information regarding unit culture will be shared during the interview process.
If you meet the qualifications and are ready to take on this dynamic role, we encourage you to apply soon! Immediate start dates are available.