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At least 1 year experience as a pharmacist in a retail setting including prescription filling and verification, records and legal compliance, pharmacy operations, pharmacy software and technology systems and insurance.
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Performs pharmacist tasks including compounding, drug therapy reviews, verification, and medication management. The Product Review/Retail Fill Process Pharmacist is responsible for ensuring that elements of Good Faith are present.
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Pharmacist License in the state practicing pharmacy Required. These requirements include but are not limited to Whole Being Health including traditional medicine and holistic wellness and alternative therapies, support for clinical service activities, training for regulatory requirements.
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Are you a pharmacist who creates a culture that promotes diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, and embraces associate well-being, growth and development? As a Pharmacist with our company, you will be part of a team that is committed to providing direct patient care and wellness services.
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Are you the Pharmacist who knows your patients by name? The company is publicly owned with supermarkets across the country that includes Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco, ACME, Shaw's, Tom Thumb, United Supermarkets, United Express, Randalls, Albertson's Market, Pavilions, Star Markets, Market Street, Carrs, Haggen, Lucky, Amigos, Andronico's Community Markets, King's, Balducci's, and Albertson's Market Street.
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Quincy Community Health Center is looking to grow the Pharmacy by adding a Pharmacist to the team. We are committed to providing high-quality, compassionate, and comprehensive primary health care services for the entire community.
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We are currently hiring for a retail Pharmacist for a major supermarket pharmacy in Moses Lake, WA. Our ideal candidate will be available to work 40 hours/week and have a patient forward attitude.
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