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What are pharmacy careers like at Ochsner Health?
Watch first-hand accounts of what it is like to be on the Ochsner team in various pharmacy roles.
Do you want to learn more? Download our pharmacy careers brochures.
Why Ochsner Pharmacy?
Ochsner Health is the right place to grow your pharmacy career. With varied work environments and pathways, you can find the right fit. This includes separate inpatient and outpatient pharmacies and the largest integrated specialty pharmacy in our region. Each specialty team provides administrative, clinical and distributive services to both hospital and clinic patients.
The Ochsner pharmacy department comprises a complete continuum of patient care, including inpatient, clinic, infusion centers and retail pharmacy services. There is a strong sense of collaboration between disciplines and a true team effort at all levels of care.
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Pharmacy Residency Program
Program Length: 12 months
The ASHP-accredited Ochsner Health Pharmacy residency programs are an intense 12- 24 month program designed to develop clinical practice skills by providing exposure to a clinical environment that offers training in a variety of Pharmacy practice areas. The resident will become proficient in a broad range of services structured to develop their individual strengths and advance the growth of their clinical judgment. The various programs allow for sufficient flexibility to adapt to the needs and interests of the individual resident, while providing the basic foundation to develop the professional skills essential for a practicing clinical pharmacist.
Pharmacy Technician Training Program
Program Length: 15 months
Launch your pharmacy career with Ochsner Health's new pharmacy technician training program. This apprenticeship is a 15-month paid training program in which participants will be fully licensed as Ochsner pharmacy technicians.
What does a pharmacy technician do? Typical duties include organizing medications for pharmacists to dispense, preparing labels, calculating quantities, assembling intravenous solutions and other pharmaceutical therapies and maintaining records.
