Manages the operation of the pharmacy department, including workflow management, quality improvement, compliance, and inventory management while ensuring high-quality patient service.
Compensation
The current salary range for this position is $130,275 - $191,209.
Responsibilities
Manages the operation of the pharmacy department
Improves prescription numbers, pharmacy sales, profit, and image through accurate prescription filling
Reports prescription errors immediately and adheres to Company policies
Assures accurate and timely reporting of inventory for limited distribution drugs (LDD)
Complies with all federal and state laws and regulations
Requirements
BS in Pharmacy
Pharm D
Nice to have: Supervisory experience
Nice to have: Specialty pharmacy experience
Nice to have: HIV, Organ Transplant, Oncology specialty knowledge
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