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Harris Regional Hospital Inpatient Pharmacy
Monday-Friday 6:30am-11pm
Saturday-Sunday 7:30am-6pm
(828) 586-7150
The pharmacy department experienced a complete renovation in the summer of 2006 that included the addition of automation programs like McKesson Meds Manager, AcuDose drug dispensing cabinets, and Narc Station. This system electronically monitors all transactions, thereby reducing the possibility for medication errors. The technology allows the pharmacy to streamline distribution activities within the hospital. This, in turn, allows our pharmacists to be an essential part of the healthcare team. Patient oriented pharmacy services include:
- Clinical Practice
- Medication distribution activities
- Monitoring patient medication therapy
- Medication orders
- Closed-door retail pharmacy (Spring 2007)
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- Medication order management
- Pharmacokinetics, nutritional support
- Supervise distribution functions
- Outpatient Infusion Center (Oncology Patients)
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Hospital Hill Pharmacy
470 Center Street
Bryson, City, NC 28713
(828) 488-4272
Monday-Friday 9am-6pm
Saturday 9am-1pm
Sunday 1pm-5pm
Hospital Hill Retail Pharmacy is located in Bryson City adjacent to the Swain County Hospital. Services offered by the pharmacy staff include over-the-counter medications, dispensing and distribution, drug information and drug consultations. Hospital Hill Pharmacy accepts Medicaid, most major prescription plans, state health plans, Master Card and Visa.
Employment
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Benefits:
- Competitive Salaries
- Relocation and sign-on bonus negotiable
- Paid time off accrual rate of 6.16 hours per pay period
- Full time health, dental and vision benefits
- Paid attendance at one Clinical Meeting during the year
- North Carolina annual licensure paid
- Paid membership for a state/national professional organization
For more information e-mail the
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or call (828) 586-7298.
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