FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of an L1 Pharmacy Intern at Shands Hospital?
An L1 Pharmacy Intern is responsible for dispensing medications to patients and exercising professional judgment in evaluating medication orders for ambulatory patients, all under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist.
What qualifications are required for the L1 Pharmacy Intern position?
Candidates must be able to operate basic office equipment such as a typewriter, calculator, and computer terminal. It's important to have effective communication skills and a positive attitude. Previous experience in pharmacy practice is desirable.
Is there a specific requirement regarding communication for this position?
Yes, all employees in the Pharmacy Services Department must be accessible by telephone and are required to provide a valid phone number to the department for emergency contact purposes.
Will L1 Pharmacy Interns be required to operate vehicles for work purposes?
No, employees in this position will not operate vehicles for assigned business purposes.
What is the licensure requirement for the L1 Pharmacy Intern position?
Candidates must be licensed as an intern by the Florida Board of Pharmacy and must either be enrolled in an intern program at an accredited school or college of pharmacy or be a graduate from such an institution and not yet licensed as a pharmacist in the state.
Are there any specific technology skills needed for this role?
Yes, applicants should be able to operate a typewriter, calculator, and computer terminal, which are essential for performing job duties efficiently.
Is previous pharmacy experience mandatory for this role?
While previous experience in pharmacy practice is desirable, it is not explicitly stated as a mandatory requirement for the position.
What happens if there's an emergency at the hospital?
Employees must provide a valid telephone number so that they can be reached in case of a hospital need or emergency.
Can I apply for this position if I am currently enrolled in pharmacy school?
Yes, as long as you are licensed as an intern by the Florida Board of Pharmacy and meet the other requirements outlined in the job description.