International SOS Government Medical Services is hiring a Pharmacist to deliver safe and effective pharmaceutical care. You will manage medication procurement, dispensing, and monitoring while collaborating with healthcare providers to optimize patient outcomes in a dynamic healthcare environment.

What You'll Do

Provide a full range of pharmacy services at the assigned facility and ensure compliance with pharmacy policies and procedures.
Manage all pharmaceutical activities including purchase, inventory, control, and record keeping of all DEA controlled substances.
Secure and maintain a current facility DEA Registration Number and maintain necessary legal records on controlled substances.
Provide direct patient care within discipline Scope of Practice and perform functions in accordance with accepted practice, licensure, and credentials.
Respond to and/or coordinate response to medical emergencies.
Read individual prescriptions, determine drug name, strength, and dosage, and adjust instructions to correspond to stocked forms.
Type accurate labels and fill prescriptions, obtaining correct stock and counting medication.
Counsel patients on appropriate medication use, utilizing native language or translated handouts.
Screen prescriptions for availability and discuss therapeutic options with providers, suggesting formulary alternatives.
Answer routine inquiries from medical staff on drug availability, reactions, and interactions.
Package bulk drugs into specific quantities and operate tablet and capsule counting and labelling machines for repackaging.
Fill requisitions from other clinic areas, preparing compounds and solutions as needed.
Order supplies, track usage, research vendors for economical sources, and receive/check pharmaceutical supplies.
Inspect stock for re-ordering, pricing, rotation, and outdated drugs.
Maintain orderliness, cleanliness, and maintenance of pharmacy equipment.
Participate in monthly and annual inventory of pharmacy service.
Check medicine cabinets and clinic areas daily, refilling missing pharmacy items used overnight.
Inspect and log temperatures of all clinic areas where pharmaceuticals are stored.
Gather pharmacy statistical information for monthly reports.
Inventory controlled substances and inspect all clinic storage areas monthly.
Supervise work performed by Pharmacy Technicians.
Perform record keeping functions in accordance with program policies.
Maintain proficiency utilizing electronic health records.
Complete all required discipline-specific competencies and training.
Maintain patient confidentiality and confidentiality of medical records in compliance with Privacy Act and HIPAA.
Adhere to and maintain awareness of Policies, Procedures, Directives, Operational Memoranda, and accreditation standards.
Adhere to and participate in Safety, Prevention, Infection Control, Quality Improvement, Patient Education, and other programs.
Attend and participate in general/medical staff meetings.
Apply expert knowledge of pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacy management.
Maintain knowledge of pharmaceutical nomenclature, including generic, chemical, and trade names.
Apply knowledge of grammar, spelling, and punctuation to ensure accurate copy.
Work in a multi-cultural and multi-lingual environment, utilizing interpreter services as needed.
Adapt to sudden changes in schedules and maintain flexibility.
Communicate proficiently in English (verbal and written) to develop rapport with patients and co-workers.
Establish and maintain positive working relationships in a multidisciplinary environment.
Navigate an electronic work environment including EHRs and web-based training.
Demonstrate moderate proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and SharePoint.
Have knowledge of HIPAA/Privacy Act regulations regarding confidentiality.
Demonstrate cultural sensitivity in all communications.
Complete required organizational compliance education, including client-specified requirements.

What We're Looking For

Current, full, active, and unrestricted pharmacy license in a U.S. State, territory, commonwealth, or the District of Columbia.
Able to obtain licensure in the state where services are performed if required.
Minimum of 3 years of post-licensure clinical experience in pharmacy.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certified through American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross.
Trained in Basic First Aid.
At least one year of general experience demonstrating ability to greet and deal tactfully with the public.
At least one year of general experience demonstrating capability to understand and apply written and verbal orders, rules, and regulations.
At least one year of general experience demonstrating good judgment, alertness, an even temperament, and satisfactory performance.
At least one year of general experience demonstrating ability to maintain poise and self-control during stressful situations.
B.S. in Pharmacy or Pharm D degree from a program accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education.