Pharmacist

• Ensure compliance with federal, provincial, and local laws, regulations, policies, procedures, and accrediting body standards.
• Practice pharmacy to the full professional scope.
• Obtain, interpret, and evaluate physician medication orders for therapeutic appropriateness, cost-effectiveness, accuracy, and completeness.
• Provide technical and clinical information to patients, nurses, and physicians regarding drug contents, usage, therapeutic actions, adverse reactions, and interactions.
• Participate in clinical activities with nurses and physicians as required.
• Collaborate and delegate appropriately to pharmacy personnel, patient support programs, scheduling teams, and nursing teams.
• Communicate with internal stakeholders to ensure seamless, collaborative patient care.
• Monitor patients on treatment through routine follow-ups and document findings, collaborating with stakeholders as needed.
• Initiate, review, and update documentation in accordance with Bayshore policies and procedures.
• Follow procedures for drug and supply procurement, maintaining accurate inventory levels and preferred product selection, including narcotics and controlled substances.
• Ensure medication quality is maintained throughout the pharmacy workflow up to patient receipt.
• Report adverse events per policy.
• Maintain all legally required records accurately.
• Assist in training and orientation of new employees.
• Perform and document compounding checks and double checks per policy.
• Prepare and/or check infusion supply orders and equipment programming (e.g., infusion pumps).
• Prepare and/or check compounding sheets for accuracy.
• Adhere to stability, compatibility guidelines, and quality control procedures.
• Perform accurate computer order-entry, labeling, and dispensing in accordance with College of Pharmacists regulations.
• Participate in performance improvement activities, educational programs, and departmental/branch meetings.
• Understand full pharmacy operations and perform other duties as assigned.

• Experience within a specialty pharmacy is considered an asset.

• Bachelor’s Degree (BSc) in Pharmacy or a PharmD from an accredited college or university.
• Licensed and in good standing with the Provincial College of Pharmacists to provide direct patient care.
• Injection training (asset).
• CPR certification (asset).

• Strong attention to detail in a fast-paced environment.
• Clinically focused mindset.
• Experience with Kroll pharmacy software.
• Excellent communication skills (phone, email, and in-person).
• Ability to multitask and work effectively in a team environment.
• Self-motivated, disciplined, and capable of working independently.
• Proficient in computer applications (word processing, databases, spreadsheets, etc.).

• Ability to solve practical problems and handle a variety of concrete variables in situations with limited standardization.
• Capable of defining problems, collecting data, establishing facts, and drawing valid conclusions.
• Able to interpret various instructions provided in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form.

• Regularly required to talk and listen.
• Frequently uses hands and fingers for dispensing activities, computer use, and equipment handling.
• May be required to lift 25–50 lbs.
• Frequently required to stand, walk, and sit.
• Vision requirements include close vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.

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