Part Time Pharmacist-Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center

Job Description Imagine yourself working with a multi disciplinary team consisting of other Pharmacists, experienced Pharmacy Techs and other professional medical and office staff. Imagine working with a team that is the perfect size to provide the resources and support you need, while giving you the ability to build relationships with your patients! Imagine partnering with physicians to find the very best way to service and treat our number one priority, our patients!

At our Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee, we offer a supportive leadership team and collaborative environment where employees are encouraged to share their unique talents and ideas. All of our Pharmacy staff is highly skilled and work collaboratively in a positive environment that fosters growth.

Are you looking for just a part time position in a GREAT hospital? This is the perfect way to help supplement your income or balance your home life! For more information about our remarkable Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center please click here .

If you have any questions or need any assistance please contact Kristin Rivera at (414) 389-2629. For more information about Aurora Health Care please visit our website .

Imagine yourself -

Partnering with our physicians, acting as a mentor and educator to our other pharmacy staff, and being a strong resource.

Reviewing, evaluating, and consulting with your patients and other health care providers on issues relating to any drug related issue.

Reviewing and interpreting medication histories in order to make recommendations regarding drug therapy, drug dosing, or the process of drug delivery. As well as recommending the most clinically effective and cost effective drug therapy.

Accurately preparing and checking medication doses by using appropriate compounding, packaging, and labeling practices.

Providing leadership for the operation of the pharmacy in the absence of the supervisor, and possibly providing orientation and training to new pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.

Ensuring that the medication needs of patients are met throughout the continuum of care.

General Qualifications
A pharmacy degree from an approved school of pharmacy.

Licensed or eligible for licensure to practice pharmacy in the State if Wisconsin.

Completion of internship (with emphasis on institutional practice preferred).

Desired Qualifications
An advanced clinical degree or clinical residency or two years of institutional practice preferred.

Discover the Benefits:
Imagine a workplace where you are valued for Finding Better Ways and are offered flexibility, mobility and growth through a wide range of career options. With Aurora you'll find a diverse and comprehensive blend of benefits designed to make your life better both inside and outside of the workplace.

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