Posted 02 August, 2026
LTC Pharmacist - Washington, North Carolina
Soliant
Washington, NC, US
Full Time
Job Description
Job Description
Join a dynamic healthcare environment as a Pharmacist specializing in Long Term Care pharmacy services. This contract opportunity, located in Washington, NC, offers a 13-week assignment with potential for conversion to permanent employment. The role is scheduled Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, with rotating weekend shifts.
Key Responsibilities:
- Accept and dispense prescription medications accurately and efficiently.
- Monitor patient medication compliance and identify over-usage patterns.
- Ensure medication supply complies with legal requirements and that prescriptions are appropriate.
- Maintain confidential and accurate patient records and pharmacy files.
- Provide expert counsel to patients on medication usage, potential reactions, and general pharmaceutical inquiries.
- Deliver patient services including smoking cessation guidance, blood pressure monitoring, and cholesterol management.
- Educate patients on the correct use of medical devices such as blood pressure monitors and glucose meters.
- Compound medications for internal and external use following strict sterile preparation protocols.
- Supervise pharmacy personnel, including technicians and clerks, to maintain smooth operations.
- Manage inventory of pharmaceutical and medical supplies effectively.
- Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to resolve drug-related issues.
Qualifications and Experience:
- NC pharmacist license must be held and current.
- Candidates with retail pharmacy background are welcome; training is provided.
- Experience or willingness to perform PV1 and PV2 pharmacy duties is essential.
- Strong communication and supervisory skills.
This contract role provides an excellent platform to enhance your skills in a supportive team environment while impacting patient care positively. Immediate start available.
Apply now to contribute your expertise in a setting where your skills directly improve patient outcomes.
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