Pharmacist

Description

Job Summary: A pharmacist to supervise the team, manage materials and medications, and ensure operational good practices in a hospital setting. Key Highlights: 1. Supervise the team and manage materials and medications. 2. Keep operational procedures and the pharmacy's good practices manual up to date. 3. Evaluate medical prescriptions and guide healthcare teams. Position: Pharmacist Schedule: 12-hour shifts with 36-hour rest periods Working Hours: 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM Requirements: Completed undergraduate degree in Pharmacy Active registration with the Regional Council of Pharmacy (CRF) Responsibilities: Supervise the team and dispensing of materials and medications; Maintain updated operational procedures and the pharmacy's good practices manual; Organize and participate in internal and external events focused on training and sector development; Supervise the repackaging and/or labeling of solid and liquid medications; Supervise the return of materials and medications: computerized process and restocking; Evaluate medical prescriptions to identify potential errors; Provide medication-related guidance to nursing departments; Analyze prescriptions for non-standardized medications, ensuring compliance with standardization established by the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee (PTC); Guide medical and nursing teams on procedures for dispensing and administering strategic component medications (e.g., HIV, tuberculosis), and submit related requests to CAES; Request sera, vaccines, and rapid tests from the Municipal Epidemiological Surveillance; Submit required documentation for dispensing specialized component medications to the Twentieth Regional Health Office; Control loans of materials and medications to other institutions; Conduct inventory counts of medications listed in Ordinance No. 344/98 and Category A items from the Pharmaceutical Supply Center (CAF), central pharmacy, and satellite pharmacies; Monitor expiration dates of materials and medications; Supervise use of emergency carts by departments; Prepare chemotherapy medications, when necessary, following internal operational procedures for good compounding practices; Supervise disposal of health care waste in appropriate locations, including expired materials and medications, in accordance with the HNSC Waste Management Plan; Supervise temperature and humidity control of storage areas and refrigerator temperatures, complying with ANVISA regulations for storing medications and health care materials. Desired Profile: Strong interpersonal skills, leadership, teamwork, and assertive communication. Minimum Education Level: Undergraduate Degree * University tuition discounts * Gympass * Transportation allowance * Dental care * Medical care * On-site meals * Meal allowance