Wage Range: $74.87 - $97.33 per hour plus 15% Per Diem rate

1. Performs a review of each medication order assuring safe and effective dosage, route, and rate of administration. Also assures minimization of preventable drug interactions, therapeutic duplication, allergic reactions, and adverse drug reactions.
2. Performs P&T established therapeutic interchanges and intravenous to oral medication conversion.
3. Provides medication teaching/counseling to patients as required.
4. Understands pharmacoeconomics and actively promotes cost effective drug therapy.
5. Follows the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee established drug formulary, works with physicians to modify non-formulary orders to formulary drugs when possible.
6. Provides drug information to health care providers in reply to specific requests in a timely fashion and presents the information in a form that aids the decision-making process for a specific patient where applicable.
7. Performs other duties as assigned.

• Current Washington state pharmacist license
• Bachelors degree
• Math skills necessary to perform drug dosing and compounding calculations
• Current Healthcare Provider BLS u2013 American Heart Association by start date

• Resident training, Doctor of Pharmacy degree or equivalent experience
• Preceptor license