Clinical Staff Pharmacist

Carle Health

Clinical pharmacist delivering medication therapy at Carle Health Methodist Pharmacy. Dispensing prescriptions, monitoring drug therapy, and supporting hospital healthcare professionals in Peoria, Illinois.

Posted 8/12/2026full-timePeoria • Illinois • 🇺🇸 United StatesLead💰 $52 - $90 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in pharmaceutical services, including accurate compounding, dispensing medications, and therapeutic drug monitoring. Proficient in using pharmacy computer systems and overseeing medication safety and quality assurance.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Licensed Pharmacist CertificationBachelor's Degree In PharmacyTherapeutic Drug MonitoringIV Admixture KnowledgeHBOC System Proficiency

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Hard Skills

Compounding MedicationsDispensing MedicationsPatient-Specific DosingQuality Assurance ChecksMonitoring Adverse Drug ReactionsNarcotic Control KnowledgeChemotherapy Agents KnowledgeHyperalimentation KnowledgeInvestigational Drugs KnowledgeMedication Storage Guidelines

Soft Skills

Communication With Healthcare ProfessionalsSound Judgment Related To Patient Care

Tools & Technologies

HBOC SystemOmnicell SystemPharmacy Computer Systems

Certifications & Qualifications

Licensed Pharmacist Certification/License

Industry Keywords

Pharmaceutical ServicesDrug TherapyQuality AssurancePatient CareMedication Order Issues

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Implement pharmaceutical services to patients throughout the Medical Center
Accurately compound and dispense medications
Perform clinical functions including therapeutic drug monitoring and patient-appropriate dosing
Check all medications leaving the department for quality assurance
Dispense medications from physician orders and accurately enter orders into the computer system
Verify dosages are appropriate for patients
Check refills, unit dose medications, and IV preparations for filling and labeling accuracy
Communicate with healthcare professionals about non-formulary drugs, allergies, drug interactions, drug compatibilities, and dosing questions
Use pharmacy computer systems and reference materials to support appropriate and cost-effective drug therapy
Participate in planning new pharmacy functions and updating current services
Participate in in-service programs regarding procedures, policies, equipment, and treatments
Participate in departmental and cross-departmental projects
Enter oral and IV medications into the HBOC System
Oversee technicians operating the Omnicell System
Dose drugs through the Pharmacokinetic Dosing Service
Monitor patients for adverse drug reactions

Requirements

What you’ll need

Licensed Pharmacist certification/license from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR)
Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy
Working knowledge of chemotherapy agents
Working knowledge of hyperalimentation
Working knowledge of IV admixture
Working knowledge of narcotic control
Working knowledge of investigational drugs
Working knowledge of therapeutic drug monitoring
Working knowledge of medication storage and dispensing guidelines
Competence communicating medication-order issues to healthcare professionals
Sound judgment related to patient care
Competence using various computer systems
Ability to write in patient charts
Ability to dose medications based on patient-specific parameters
Ability to use the HBOC System and oversee the Omnicell System
Ability to dose drugs through the Pharmacokinetic Dosing Service
Ability to monitor adverse drug reactions

Benefits

Comp & perks

Comprehensive benefits package for team members and providers
Potential for growth and life-long careers
Opportunities in several communities throughout central Illinois