Staff / Permanent
Pharmacist Compact license
Permanent Pharmacist Inpatient
Permanent - University of New Mexico Hospital - CoreHire Direct · Albuquerque, NM
Hourly pay
Avg $73/hr
Shift
5x7.5 Day
Hours
38h / wk
Starts
Jul 1
Posted
Jun 26, 2026
Closes
Aug 24, 2026
Position details
- Discipline
- Allied Health
- Shifts / wk
- 5
- Hours / shift
- 7.5
- Job #
- 3361684
Permanent - University of New Mexico Hospital - CoreHire Direct
Teaching hospitalLevel I trauma531 beds
Description
We are seeking a dedicated Inpatient Pharmacist to join our pharmacy team at MDC in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this PRN role, you will work rotating shifts and play a key part in ensuring safe and effective medication use across inpatient, outpatient, and ambulatory settings. Your expertise will directly impact patient care, from compounding and dispensing medications to collaborating with healthcare professionals on drug therapy optimization.
This position offers an average pay of $73 per hour, with a range of $63.47 to $82.51, plus an additional $6.00 per hour safety incentive pay. You'll also receive shift differentials for weekday nights, weekend nights, and weekend day shifts. The schedule is PRN (0.05 FTE), providing flexibility while you contribute to a supportive and professional environment.
Responsibilities include reviewing prescriptions, preparing and dispensing medications, monitoring drug therapies, and participating in clinical programs such as renal dosing and IV to PO conversions. You'll also educate patients and healthcare staff, maintain inventory of controlled substances, and support quality improvement initiatives. A current pharmacist license and relevant experience are required. Join us and make a difference in patient safety and outcomes.
This position offers an average pay of $73 per hour, with a range of $63.47 to $82.51, plus an additional $6.00 per hour safety incentive pay. You'll also receive shift differentials for weekday nights, weekend nights, and weekend day shifts. The schedule is PRN (0.05 FTE), providing flexibility while you contribute to a supportive and professional environment.
Responsibilities include reviewing prescriptions, preparing and dispensing medications, monitoring drug therapies, and participating in clinical programs such as renal dosing and IV to PO conversions. You'll also educate patients and healthcare staff, maintain inventory of controlled substances, and support quality improvement initiatives. A current pharmacist license and relevant experience are required. Join us and make a difference in patient safety and outcomes.