Dispensing Medications: Fill prescriptions accurately and safely, verifying the correct medication, dosage, and instructions for use. Ensure that patients receive the appropriate medication therapy based on their medical history, condition, and treatment plan. Medication Counseling: Provide medication counseling and education to patients, explaining how to use medications correctly, potential side effects, drug interactions, and precautions. Answer patients' questions and address their concerns to promote medication adherence and patient safety. Medication Therapy Management: Review medication orders and patient profiles to identify potential drug therapy problems, such as drug interactions, contraindications, or duplications of therapy. Collaborate with healthcare providers to optimize medication therapy and improve patient outcomes. Clinical Services: Offer clinical pharmacy services, such as medication therapy reviews, medication reconciliation, immunizations, and health screenings, to promote preventive care and improve patient health outcomes. Compounding Medications: Prepare customized medications, such as compounded formulations, liquid suspensions, or topical preparations, according to physician orders or patient-specific needs. Ensure accuracy, quality, and sterility in compounding practices. Pharmaceutical Care: Provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care to patients, including monitoring for drug efficacy, adverse effects, and therapeutic outcomes. Adjust medication regimens as needed based on patient response and clinical assessment. Medication Management: Collaborate with healthcare providers, including physicians, nurses, and other pharmacists, to develop and implement medication management protocols, formulary management strategies, and medication-related policies and procedures. Patient Counseling and Education: Educate patients on disease management, lifestyle modifications, and self-care strategies to optimize medication effectiveness and promote health and wellness. Empower patients to take an active role in managing their medications and health conditions. Medication Safety: Ensure medication safety by conducting medication error prevention activities, such as medication reconciliation, barcode scanning, and double-checking high-risk medications. Report medication errors and adverse drug reactions to appropriate authorities and participate in root cause analysis and quality improvement initiatives. Drug Information: Provide accurate and evidence-based drug information to healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers on drug therapy, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and drug-related inquiries. Stay updated on new drugs, dosage forms, and treatment guidelines. Regulatory Compliance: Comply with federal, state, and local regulations governing pharmacy practice, including pharmacy laws, drug distribution requirements, and controlled substance regulations. Maintain accurate records, documentation, and reporting as required by regulatory agencies. Medication Inventory Management: Manage pharmacy inventory, including ordering, stocking, and monitoring medication supplies to ensure adequate stock levels and minimize waste. Rotate stock, check expiration dates, and handle pharmaceutical recalls and returns as necessary. Pharmacy Operations: Oversee pharmacy operations, including staffing, scheduling, and workflow management to ensure efficient and effective service delivery. Train and supervise pharmacy technicians and support staff to maintain high standards of performance and professionalism. Continuous Quality Improvement: Participate in quality improvement initiatives, pharmacy audits, and performance evaluations to identify opportunities for process improvement, enhance patient care, and achieve operational excellence. Professional Development: Engage in continuing education, professional development activities, and lifelong learning to stay current with advances in pharmacy practice, emerging therapies, and regulatory changes. Pursue certification, specialization, or advanced training to expand your knowledge and skills in specific areas of pharmacy practice.