FAQs
What is the primary role of a Pharmacy Intern 1 at OSU Medical Center?
The primary role of a Pharmacy Intern 1 is to assist drug information pharmacists in providing medical information, maintaining drug formulary, and ensuring compliance with various guidelines while collaborating with pharmacy and non-pharmacy staff.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must be accepted in an accredited college of Pharmacy and possess a current Ohio Board of Pharmacy Intern license within 120 days of hire, unless they already have a valid license at the time of hire.
Is prior experience necessary for this position?
No prior experience is required, although 0-2 years of relevant experience is preferred.
Will I receive training as an intern?
Yes, interns must participate in continuing educational opportunities and training provided by the department to enhance their skills throughout their employment.
What are the main tasks that a Pharmacy Intern will perform?
Interns will assist with document preparation for formulary reviews, develop reference materials, update pharmacy policies and guidelines, conduct data analysis, support drug shortage efforts, and research drug information requests.
Is this position full-time or part-time?
The position is classified as regular, with varying shifts that typically indicate part-time hours.
What is the necessary licensing for this role?
Interns must have an Ohio Board of Pharmacy Intern license and must maintain it throughout their employment.
Will I be working independently or as part of a team?
Interns are expected to demonstrate the ability to work both independently and as a member of a team while completing assigned tasks.
Are there specific quality initiatives that Pharmacy Interns support?
Yes, Pharmacy Interns support quality initiatives related to regulatory compliance, quality assurance, and auditing within the Center for Drug Policy and other preceptors.
How does this position fit within the Pharmacy department?
This position assists the Drug Information Pharmacy Specialists and the Medication Utilization Coordinator, contributing to formulary management and providing detailed medical information as part of the pharmacy team.