7329- Pharmacist

Hours: 7am-2:30pm, (40 hours per week - week days 7:00am-2:30pm on week 1 and then 11:00am-7:30pm rotating every other week for week 2. Lastly, a weekend day every 3rd weekend from 7:00am-3:00pm)

Minimum education: Doctoral Degree 

Projected end date:  at least 1 year from start date 

Submissions must include: 

Resume

Cover Letter

RTR 

Healthcare-professional level CPR certification

Ohio Doctor licensure

If missing any documents the bid will be rejected

Can be either Registered Pharmacist or PharmD

40 hours per week - week days 7:00am-2:30pm on week 1 and then 11:00am-7:30pm rotating every other week for week 2. Lastly, a weekend day every 3rd weekend from 7:00am-3:00pm

Additionally, must be able to list 20+ lbs

JOB DUTIES IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE: (These duties are illustrative only. Incumbents may perform some or 

all of these duties or other job-related duties as assigned.)

Accurately & timely compounds, counts & dispenses drugs, chemicals & pharmaceutical supplies as prescribed by 

licensed practitioner pursuant to Chapter 4715, 4725, 4731 or 4741 of Revised Code for patients or residents/inmates in 

state facility or in community agencies with contracts with state 648 or 169 boards in accordance with federal & state laws 

& certifying agency standards (e.g., J.C.A.H., I.C.F.M.R.), reviews drug therapy for appropriate dose, duration, drug 

interaction & adverse effects based on review of patients or residents/inmates' records & medical profile & contacts 

physicians & professional staff regarding updates in patient or resident/inmate records or problems with prescribed 

medication; assist with developing policies & procedures to increase efficiency & accountability. 

Oversees delivery & shipment of drugs, order drugs & supplies to maintain sufficient stock, reviews expiration dates, 

returns outdated merchandise & rotates stock as orders are received, assists staff in inventory of pharmacy stock, 

inspects ward stocks & crash carts to ensure compliance with federal, state & certifying agency standards & rules, 

maintains tight security of all stock & locks up controlled drugs. 

Utilizes pharmaceutical software to maintain mandated records & reports of all drugs & chemical substances dispensed, 

prepares & submits periodic reports; types of labels; edits & revises hospital medical formulary; attends staff meetings & 

continuing education seminars; keeps institutional staff apprised of new drug information; act as lead worker over 

assigned pharmaceutical staff. 

MAJOR WORKER CHARACTERISTICS: 

Knowledge of pharmacy; federal & state laws & rules governing practice of pharmacy, distribution of drugs, chemicals, 

pharmaceutical supplies, narcotics & controlled substances; certifying agency rules governing pharmacy operation (e.g., 

J.C.A.H., I.C.F.M.R.) & budgeting; record keeping policies; inventory control. Skill in operation of personal computer. 

Ability to comprehend many medical variables & determine possible drug interactions; read & comprehend medical & 

pharmaceutical texts, manuals & journals. 

 () Developed after employment. 

MINIMUM CLASS QUALIFICATIONS FOR EMPLOYMENT: 

Current & valid license to practice pharmacy as issued by Ohio State Board of Pharmacy, pursuant to Sections 4729.01 to 

4729.29, inclusive of Ohio Revised Code; must provide own transportation. 

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT REQUIRED TO REMAIN IN THE CLASSIFICATION AFTER EMPLOYMENT: 

Continuing pharmacy education as required in Section 4729.12 of Ohio Revised Code & Sections 4729-7-01 to 4729-7-

07, inclusive of Ohio Administrative Code. 

UNUSUAL WORKING CONDITIONS: 

May be required to come into facility after working hours to get required medication; may be exposed to violent or irate 

patients or residents/inmates.