Prescription Compounds Part-Time Compounding Pharmacist in Baton Rouge, Louisiana at Prescription Compounds

The Sterile Compounding Lab Pharmacist is responsible for supporting daily compounding operations by researching and developing new formulas, maintaining the formula database, verifying prescriptions, answering clinical and compounding-related questions, and ensuring the quality, safety, and accuracy of compounded medications. This role plays a vital part in ensuring compliance with all pharmacy regulations and quality standards while contributing to exceptional patient care.

• Research and develop new formulas. Update existing formulas as needed for accuracy and appropriateness.
• Verify compounded prescriptions for accuracy, clinical appropriateness, and compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and standards.
• Research and answer compounding or clinical-related questions from staff, prescribers, or patients.
• Assist with troubleshooting compounding issues and provide support to technicians when needed.
• Monitor and support adherence to pharmacy policies and procedures, accreditation standards, USP 795 and USP 800 standards, and other compounding rules and regulations.
• Collaborate with the QA/QC Pharmacist and Lab Director to assist with monitoring daily compounding and operational activities and ensuring quality control practices are followed.
• Participate in the lab’s Quality Management Program and assist with quality improvement initiatives as needed.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe compounding environment, following all safety and handling protocols, including appropriate use of PPE.
• Provide professional and friendly communication to patients, prescriber offices, and vendors to support optimal patient outcomes.
• Understand the unique requirements of compounding and specialty pharmacy, including prescription fulfillment processes and applicable regulatory standards.
• Review and evaluate clinical information gathered during calls to prescribers, pharmacists, or patients that may impact a patient’s therapy or safety.