Primary Responsibilities

• Ensure accurate processing, billing, dispensing, and delivery of prescriptions and comprehensive pharmaceutical care based on Pharmacist’s discretion, legal requirements, and within the company’s policies and procedures
• Counsel patients and prescribers regarding appropriate use of medications to promote patient safety and prevent medication errors
• Oversee Pharmacy Interns, Pharmacy Technicians, and Pharmacy Clerks with prescription fulfillment, prescription processing, billing issues, customer service, and inventory
• Adhere to pharmacy best practices and works with other Pharmacists and healthcare providers to provide patient care
• Review patient profiles and prescription history to closely monitor medication therapy for appropriate use, dose, medication interactions, therapeutic duplication, allergy information, age-specific dosage, and other pertinent data to provide patient-centered care
• Document and communicate interventions with a patient, a patient’s representative, caregivers, and providers, especially if clarity is needed to provide care
• Comply with safety, quality assurance, legal, federal, and state regulatory requirements, including staying updated with CA Board of Pharmacy email notifications
• Immediately informs about medication dispensing and distribution errors to the Pharmacy Manager
• Provide medication information and medication therapy guidelines as required
• Monitor the pharmacy refrigerator, freezer, and drug inventory, especially controlled substances per state and federal regulations
• Maintain appropriate prescription logs, drug invoices, and pharmacy records
• Consult with other specialty practitioners to provide optimal patient pharmaceutical care
• Maintain the pharmacy as a clean and safe work environment for pharmacy staff
• Ensure security of the pharmacy, including opening and closing procedures
• Is knowledgeable on drugs and products carried in the pharmacy to help patients with their medication orders or to help walk-in customers locate over-the-counter products
• Assist with precepting pharmacy interns during pharmacy school rotations

Qualifications, Education and Experience Required

• Doctorate in Pharmacy (PharmD) graduate from an accredited pharmacy school recognized by the American Council of Pharmaceutical Education (ACPE)
• Preferred minimum two years of direct customer service experience
• Preferred minimum two years of community pharmacy experience
• Preferred training to furnish travel medications, emergency contraception, self-administered hormonal contraceptives, nicotine replacement products, naloxone, and HIV pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis through training courses approved by ACPE, or programs recognized by the state board of pharmacy

Working at April Health

We’re a growing team driven by a culture of passion and a commitment to excellence. You’ll work in a pharmacy alongside dedicated colleagues who work to consistently provide a superior patient experience. We offer a variety of competitive benefits like fully paid health insurance premiums, 401k matching and financial planning assistance, paid ongoing training, and more.

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