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Completes all required learning and development courses, certification, and any training assigned by Store Manager, District Manager and company leaders. Ensures execution of operational feedback from the Store Manager and District Manager through delegation and supervision of team members.
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Participates and assists in events that reflect the unique communities we serve as requested by Store Manager, Healthcare Supervisor, or District Manager. Seeks professional development by monitoring one’s performance, solicits for constructive feedback, and leverages healthcare supervisor and store manager as mentor and coach.
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Training and Personal DevelopmentParticipates in company and on-the-job training to improve skills and productivity and attends training requested by District Management and corporate, including Walgreens School of Operations completion within six month in Store Manager Position.
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Supports the Store Manager by communicating relevant corporate health and wellness services or strategy information to pharmacy staff. Supports Store Manager in expanding health and wellness awareness in the community.
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Current pharmacist licensure in the states within the district. Collaborates with store manager on pharmacy staff hiring and carries out discipline and termination as necessary. Collaborates with Store Manager to define and develop new strategic business opportunities.
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To see the salary range for this position please click here: Pay Transparency Pharmacy Manager. Partners with Store Manager to establishing expectations and goals while promoting teamwork.
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Completion of Store Manager training program (LEAP) or willingness to complete Walgreens Leadership Essentials training (for individuals placed in ESM role on or after June 1, 2021) within 12 weeks of ESM start date.
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Identifies ways to support external partnerships and services as a resource for Pharmacy Operations Manager in seeking community outreach opportunities. Supports Store Manager in leveraging data, analysis, and team member input to make fact-based decisions, follow-up, and monitor impact.
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Successfully completes Store Manager learning and development program. Assists Store Manager in planning and communicating the company and store strategy. Willingness to accept promotion into a Store Manager position, if promotion is offered, which could require relocation to a different store location.
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Collaborates with Store Manager to identify sales opportunities, gain insights, to ensure growth and performance of the store through new initiatives as directed by the Support Center. Supports Store Manager with the overall operation of the store to achieve company deliverables; Works alternate schedule with the Store Manager with minimal overlap; Assumes responsibilities of all store activities in the absence of the Store Manager.
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Bachelor’s degree with a solid academic record, all majors welcome OR satisfactorily completed a Walgreens Community Internship Program OR High School Diploma/GED and two years of experience in a supervisory position (does not require experience with direct reports.
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Ability to transfer to other Walgreens retail assets located within the same hiring Area. This information is being provided to promote pay transparency and equal employment opportunities at Walgreens.
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Supervises the control of the store cash management including but not limited to register counts, withdraws from bank, armored car pickups, safe deposits, change orders and oversees all aspects of bookkeeping.
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Must be fluent in reading, writing, and speaking English (except in Puerto Rico) Establishes a culture of accountability through clear expectations and performance management, Performance Improvement Plans, and constructive discipline.
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Supports Pharmacy during busy periods, including serving as a pharmacy technician, when necessary. Obtains and maintains valid pharmacy technician license as required by state. Prior retail or food industry experience.
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