Registry-Rotating Shifts

Key Responsibilities

• Builds proficiency in clinical pharmacy practice, including selecting appropriate drug therapies and resolving medication-related issues. Develops the ability to assess drug interactions (e.g., drug-drug, drug-food, drug-lab, and drug-disease) and customize treatment based on patient-specific factors like body size, organ function, and medical conditions.

• Supports seamless medication management during patient transitions such as admissions, transfers, and discharges.

• Accurately reviews and interprets medication orders.

• Gains competency in medication dispensing and compounding, ensuring practices align with established pharmaceutical standards and comply with departmental policies and legal regulations.

• Encourages adherence to the drug formulary, recommends cost-effective alternatives when appropriate, and promotes waste reduction.

• Participates in initiatives to enhance medication safety, including event reporting and contributing to quality improvement efforts.

• Assists in onboarding and training new pharmacy staff, may supervise pharmacy interns, residents, or students. Acts as a resource to pharmacy technicians to maintain efficient workflow and service delivery.

Licensure, Certification, and Registration Requirements

• Must hold a valid pharmacist license in the state of employment.

• For patient-facing roles, immunization and injectable medication certifications may be required—either from Wisconsin or an ACPE/Wisconsin Pharmacy Examining Board–approved program for out-of-state pharmacists.

Education Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy.

Experience Requirements

• No prior experience necessary.

Skills and Abilities

• Maintains up-to-date knowledge in pharmacy practice.

• Strong computer literacy.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

• Well-developed organizational, presentation, and training abilities.

• Demonstrates effective decision-making, teamwork, customer service, and conflict resolution.

• May require certification in life support courses based on departmental needs.

Physical and Work Environment Conditions

• Must be able to stand for extended periods.

• Occasionally required to lift up to 35 lbs. independently.

• Must possess functional speech, vision, and hearing abilities.

• May be exposed to chemical hazards.

• Expected to operate standard pharmacy equipment.

• Work is performed in a typical office and clinical environment.

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