Sterile Compounding Assessor, Casual, Two-Year Term

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Alberta College of Pharmacy

11 - 50 employees

Founded 1911

🏥 Healthcare

🤝 Non-profit

📚 Education

Healthcare • Non-profit • Education

Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) is the regulatory body responsible for ensuring quality and safe pharmacy practice in the province of Alberta, Canada. ACP registers and licences pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, sets standards and practice guidelines, oversees competence and continuing education programs (such as myACP Academy and CCP/CQI+), maintains public-facing services (searchable directories for pharmacy professionals and pharmacies), manages complaints and disciplinary hearings, and provides resources and guidance for pharmacies on issues like immunization programs, compounding, and practice safety. The organization publishes strategic plans, annual reports, news and guidance to both the public and regulated members to support and regulate pharmacy practice across Alberta.

📋 Description

• Conducting sterile compounding inspections of pharmacies. • Developing an effective sterile compounding assessment plan including efficient scheduling of assessments. • Collaborating with the Pharmacy Practice Consultant responsible for each respective pharmacy being assessed. • Performing sterile compounding assessments to ensure compliance with legislation and Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) standards. • Completing and providing sterile compounding assessment documentation after each assessment. • Providing an overall evaluation of compliance with practice and operations standards of the pharmacies’ sterile compounding practices. • Providing input into ACP’s assessment process. • Identifying and evaluating sources that may negatively affect patient safety. • Reporting relevant events to the Professional Practice Director. • Promoting a culture of patient safety and quality improvement.

🎯 Requirements

• Completion of a pharmacy technician diploma. • Eligible for licensure with the Alberta College of Pharmacy on the pharmacy technician register. • At least five years’ experience in sterile compounding pharmacy practice (hospital or community). • Experience working in a highly collaborative team setting. • Current sterile compounding practice or knowledge and competencies in sterile compounding maintained through relevant professional activities throughout the contract term. • Familiarity with current and emerging trends in sterile compounding and an understanding of Alberta’s pharmacy regulatory framework. • A valid Alberta driver's license and a satisfactory driving record. • The following attributes will be considered assets: • Experience in a supervisory or management role. • Experience in patient safety, quality assurance, root-cause analysis, training, and education.

🏖️ Benefits

• Competitive compensation and benefits

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