Pharmacist - Per Diem

Job Overview
Vital Care of Auburn Hills finds the best team in the home infusion marketplace by investing and training their associates, finding talented individuals with the right values, and offering very competitive compensation.

At Vital Care of Auburn Hills (VCAH), we engage with patients, customers, and colleagues in the following ways:

VCAH will never compromise Quality for our customers. We go to extraordinary lengths to satisfy our clients and want to exceed their expectations on every occasion. We continuously evaluate our capabilities and performance to ensure quality in our people, products, and services to our clients.

We take an honest, principled, and forthright approach to our work. Honesty is the ONLY policy as our clients rely on us for expertise. We always treat everyone with kindness, fairness, and respect... we have Integrity.

"Don't tell me... show me." We have no passengers, only drivers in this organization. We approach every day with Enthusiasm and a positive Sense of Urgency to flawlessly execute for our customers. We take pride in our work ethic and set goals that exceed expectations.

VCAH works as a Team, acts with compassion, listens to others, and values our differences. Our success is the result of the collective energy and intelligence of our members. By sharing our ideas and using our talents, we create a work environment where our team members excel and maximize their highest potential.

At Vital Care we work with a passion to help patients achieve their goals by providing the best patient care in an environment that is fun, adaptive, and made to help provide exceptional service. Our ideal candidate brings a wealth of Home Infusion experience, enabling you to hit the ground running. Working closely with our visionary pharmacy owner and Pharmacist in Charge, you'll have the chance to leave your mark on this entrepreneurial journey. Your ideas, input, and expertise will be valued and implemented, making this an incredibly rewarding career opportunity. Our Staff Pharmacist provides clinical pharmacy services to the company and consumers through the appropriate evaluation of physician orders, compounding of sterile preparations, and safe and efficient dispensing of medications, supplies, and administration equipment. The staff pharmacist may supervise the activities of pharmacy support personnel, as well as quality control and performance improvement procedures. This position reports to the pharmacy manager. This position can, at any time, be required to assume the duties of any of the various job summaries within the franchised pharmacy (please refer to all other job summaries for job requirements). The staff pharmacist may serve as the backup administrative manager of the pharmacy if the primary manager is unavailable for prolonged periods.

Duties

• Review and interpret physician medication orders with precision, ensuring accuracy and appropriateness for each patient’s condition.
• Prepare, dispense, and verify medications, including IV infusions and aseptic preparations, following strict sterile techniques.
• Provide clinical pharmacy consultations to healthcare providers on medication selection, dosing, potential interactions, and adverse effects.
• Monitor patient responses to medications, adjusting therapy as needed based on physiology knowledge and patient assessment.
• Understanding and using the pharmacy systems in place to do data entry of patient referrals. Work with referral sources to help patients receive their treatment. Work with patients to make sure they understand the process.
• The compounding of sterile preparations in compliance with regulatory requirements and organizational policies and procedures
• Assists with quality control and performance improvement activities as directed by the pharmacy manager.
• 100% training will be provided for qualified candidates.

Experience

• Licensed pharmacist in good standing with the Board of Pharmacy in the state of Michigan; actively licensed in the state of Michigan.
• Exceptional interactive skills to engage and collaborate with employees, referral sources, physicians, and consumers.
• Three (3) years of clinical experience preferred to demonstrate your expertise.
• Minimum one (1) year of experience with infusion therapy and sterile compounding, displaying your specialization with infusion specialty therapies.
• Sterile compounding training, ensuring the highest standards of safety and quality.
• Experience with managing pharmacy support personnel, highlighting your leadership abilities.
• Hands-on experience with IV infusion preparation, aseptic techniques, and medication administration in clinical care settings.
• Strong patient service skills with the ability to communicate effectively with healthcare teams and patients alike.

Pay: $50.00 - $65.00 per hour

Work Location: In person