Sentences with phrase «prescription under the supervision of a physician»

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Treatment, services or supplies that are not administered by or under the supervision of a Physician and products that can be purchased without a doctor's prescription;

They will also compound and dispense medications using prescriptions authorized by a physician, and prepare and / or fill medications (sterile products, oral, topical, etc.) under the supervision of a licensed Pharmacist.

Qualifications include following physician direction to exact specification, responding to customer prescription drug update requests, and performing minor procedures under the direct supervision of doctors.

Under the supervision of the Site Physician or Charge Nurse, dispenses medical prescriptions and provides administrative support to medical department.

Pharmacy technicians organize and then execute physician's prescriptions within the pharmacy of the hospital, usually under the supervision of senior pharmacy personnel.

Under the supervision of the Practice Administrator, Practice Manager, or Physician Practice Clinical Staff Coordinator and the physicians, assists the physician in direct patient communication and care by working up with vital signs, history, special tests, preparing the exam rooms, chaperoning, scheduling appointments and tests, triage messages and phones - in prescriptions, checking in and out patients, and knowledge of, but not limited to, all clinical and clerical aspects of the medical officePhysician Practice Clinical Staff Coordinator and the physicians, assists the physician in direct patient communication and care by working up with vital signs, history, special tests, preparing the exam rooms, chaperoning, scheduling appointments and tests, triage messages and phones - in prescriptions, checking in and out patients, and knowledge of, but not limited to, all clinical and clerical aspects of the medical officephysician in direct patient communication and care by working up with vital signs, history, special tests, preparing the exam rooms, chaperoning, scheduling appointments and tests, triage messages and phones - in prescriptions, checking in and out patients, and knowledge of, but not limited to, all clinical and clerical aspects of the medical office setting.

Physician's Assistants and Nurse Practitioners can also sign prescriptions, as long as they do so under the clinical supervision of an M.D.. That's it.