Pharmacy Intern 1 - Retail

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Scope of Position

Under the supervision of a pharmacist and in collaboration with pharmacy staff, the pharmacy intern assists with medication-related informatics processes, including medication preparation, distribution, and data management. Responsibilities may include supporting pharmacy operations, ensuring medication security and compliance with regulatory standards, and maintaining accurate records. The intern may also contribute to pharmacy informatics initiatives, such as data analysis, system optimization, and workflow improvements. Interns are expected to demonstrate teamwork, participate in continuing education to meet competency requirements, and engage in ongoing training opportunities provided by the department. Compliance with all hospital and pharmacy regulations is required. Interns must hold an active Ohio Board of Pharmacy Intern license by the date of hire and maintain it throughout employment.

Position Summary

This position supports informatics teams in delivering pharmacy services to patients and providing necessary support to healthcare teams. Duties may include: Maintaining accurate records and documentation, supporting pharmacy informatics projects, including data entry, reporting, and system optimization, contributing to department initiatives and process improvements

Minimum Qualifications

• Acceptance in an accredited college of pharmacy

• Must possess a current Ohio Board of Pharmacy Intern license within 120 days of hire, unless the current license is in place upon hire

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