Pharmacist-Part Time Resume Example
Well rounded, resourceful Pharmacist with 15 years' experience in reviewing prescriptions to process and dispense medications in both the hospital and retail settings. Talented in coordinating with pharmacy staff to prioritize urgent requests while simultaneously driving accuracy, safety and confidentiality of patient information. Expert communicator when working closely with staff, numerous patients, administrators and healthcare professionals.
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- Dispense medications after reviewing and interpreting prescriptions from healthcare providers.
- Counsel patients on appropriate use of over-the-counter and prescription medications.
- Advise patients on potential drug interactions and side effects, proper dose timing and medication storage.
- Analyzed prescribing trends to monitor patient compliance and prevent excessive usage.
- Administer vaccines to immunize patients against communicable diseases.
- Receive and verify daily incoming drug inventories, report discrepancies and log items into inventory system.
- Communicate with nursing and medical personnel regarding medication orders or drug therapy issues.
- Train and mentor pharmacy support technicians and interns.
- Prioritize and consistently accomplish customer satisfaction and loyalty by fostering relationships with patients.
- Maintain compliance with healthcare, industry and facility rules and regulations.
- In addition to those listed above:
- Improved organization and supply management policies for all medicines and materials.
- Supervised team of pharmacy technicians, interns and support staff.
- Assessed safety procedures and federal regulations to maintain pharmacy compliance.
- Trained pharmacy interns and newly hired technicians.
- Created and implemented policies and procedures for effective pharmacy management.
- Ordered all supplies needed for the pharmacy and kept tabs on inventory levels.
- Checked the pharmacy area regularly to ensure that it was kept neat, clean and free of debris.
- Maintained power of attorney and ordered all narcotic and scheduled medications.
- Reviewed physician orders to assess accuracy and safety.
- Dispensed medications after reviewing and interpreting prescriptions from healthcare providers.
- Checked medications for content, accuracy and completeness of all drug packaging and labeling to provide final verification of prescription.
- Prepared sterile intravenous medications, including chemotherapy.
- Provided advice to medical practitioners and patients.
- Conducted patient discharge counseling.
- Detected and reported therapeutic incompatibilities.
- Attended healthcare conferences and seminars.
- Reviewed and monitored patient medication files and lab data in hospital setting.
- Participated in new nurse education and orientation.
- Made kinetic and renal dosing rounds for antibiotics and made dosing changes when necessary.
- Immunization-April 2010
- CPR (American Redcross)
- Medication Therapy Management-June 2019
Metro Health Medical Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Pediatrics (NICU and PICU)- Laura Cummings, Pharm D, April 2005
- Patient monitoring
- Drug monitoring
- Therapeutic recommendations
- Member of the “code pink” team
- Case presentation- “Autism Spectrum Disorders”
Metro Health Medical Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Hematology/Oncology- Jan Kover, RPh, March 2005
- Drug information
- Morning rounds with physicians
- Patient monitoring
- Drug monitoring
- Topic discussions
- Case presentation- “Hypersensitivity Reactions to Chemotherapy”
Super K-Mart Pharmacy, Medina, Ohio
Ambulatory Care- Scott Hall, RPh, February 2005
- Patient interviewing and counseling on prescription, OTC, and herbal medications
- Drug Utilization Reviews
- Prescription entry, filling, and dispensing
- Blood pressure monitoring
- Blood glucose testing
Clinical Apothecaries, Medina, Ohio
Ambulatory Care- Jeff Potter, RPh, January 2005
- Compounding medications
- Patient monitoring
- Patient counseling
- Drug therapy recommendations
Summa Health, Akron, Ohio
Critical Care- John Bon, Pharm D, November 2004
- Drug monitoring
- Patient care
- Topic discussions with medical team
- Journal Club presentations
- Case presentation- “Neurocysticercosis”
Akron General Medical Center, Akron, Ohio
Family Practice- Tim Brown, Pharm D, October 2004
- Patient monitoring, interviewing, and counseling
- Coumadin Clinic, including PT/INR testing
- Drug topic teaching to medical students
- COPD patient education
- Case presentation- “Prevention and Treatment of Group B Strep”
Wright Patterson Airforce Base, Dayton, Ohio
Internal Medicine- Maj. David Streeter, Pharm D, September 2004
- Patient monitoring
- Disease/Drug topic discussions to pharmacists and physicians
- Journal Club presentations
- Case presentation- “Prevention of Diabetic Neuropathy”
Veterans Affairs, Cleveland, Ohio
Psychiatry- Mary Borivicka, Pharm D, August 2004
- Patient monitoring
- Drug Utilization Evaluations
- Treatment recommendations
- Research and answering drug information questions
- Case presentation- “The Use of Lamotrigine in Schizoaffective Disorder, Bipolar Type”
Akron General Medical Center, Akron, Ohio
Pharmacy Intern-2000-2004
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School Attended
- The University of Toledo
Job Titles Held:
- Pharmacist-Part Time
- Pharmacy Manager
- Clinical Staff Pharmacist-Inpatient
Degrees
- Doctor of Pharmacy-PharmD : Pharmacy 05/2005
Bachelor of Science : Pharmaceutical Sciences, Minor in Chemistry 05/2003
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