Pharmacist PRN

• Job Location:
  
  Pagosa Springs Medical Center - PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO
• Position Type:
  Per Diem
• Education Level: Graduate Degree
• Salary Range: $58.57 - $71.97
  
  Hourly
• Travel Percentage:
  None
• Job Shift: Day
• Pharmacist:
  Staff
• Department:
  Pharmacy
• Status: PRN | As Needed
• FLSA Status:
  Non-exempt
• Reports To:
  
  Director of Pharmacy and Oncology Services
• Location:
  
  Pagosa Springs Medical Center – Pagosa Springs, Colorado
• Work Arrangement:
  On-Site

Bring your hospital pharmacy expertise to a collaborative rural healthcare team where your clinical knowledge directly supports safe, effective patient care. This PRN opportunity is ideal for an experienced hospital pharmacist with oncology infusion experience who can provide flexible coverage while supporting medication management, sterile compounding, Pyxis operations, and multidisciplinary patient care.

Pagosa Springs Medical Center (PSMC) is seeking an experienced PRN Staff Pharmacist to join our Pharmacy team on an as‑needed basis.

• Enjoy the flexibility of a PRN schedule while maintaining your hospital pharmacy practice
• Work in a collaborative Critical Access Hospital environment
• Apply your expertise in both hospital pharmacy operations and clinical medication management
• Support oncology infusion services and complex medication therapies
• Work directly with physicians, nurses, pharmacy technicians, and other healthcare professionals
• Maintain and expand experience with sterile compounding, hazardous medications, and automated dispensing systems
• Serve as a clinical medication resource for providers and nursing staff
• Make a meaningful impact on medication safety and patient care in a rural mountain community

• Review and verify medication orders, including oncology infusion orders
• Evaluate medication therapy for appropriate drug selection, dosing, indications, interactions, contraindications, and patient-specific considerations
• Review patient profiles, laboratory results, and clinical information to identify and prevent medication-related problems
• Identify potential adverse drug reactions, drug interactions, inappropriate dosing, untreated indications, therapeutic failures, and other medication-related concerns
• Provide accurate, safe, timely, and appropriate medication therapy based on patient age and disease state
• Communicate with physicians, nurses, and other providers to clarify medication orders and resolve clinical concerns
• Provide medication information and clinical pharmacy support to providers and nursing staff

• Review and verify medication orders for oncology infusions
• Safely handle, store, prepare, and distribute hazardous medications
• Follow appropriate clean room procedures, including proper gowning and garbing
• Utilize proper aseptic technique during parenteral compounding
• Prepare hazardous and non-hazardous medications using Laminar Airflow Workbenches and Biological Safety Cabinets
• Maintain required pharmacy cleaning and temperature logs
• Perform applicable quality control functions

• Participate in central dispensing and pharmacy operational programs
• Order and receive medications appropriately
• Perform medication distribution activities accurately
• Repackage bulk medications as needed
• Perform unit-dose and THP packaging and generate appropriate barcoding
• Maintain required pharmacy and regulatory records
• Perform audits in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements
• Support pharmacy inventory and medication-management processes
• Maintain continuing education and active licensure requirements established by the Colorado State Board of Pharmacy

• Manage and maintain Pyxis Med…