Travel Pharmacist | San Carlos, AZ | Shifts

Experienced Pharmacists with hospital experience — this Arizona contract offers the chance to work across both outpatient and inpatient pharmacy services with a collaborative clinical team serving a diverse patient population.

The team needs someone who can move where the need is, process prescriptions efficiently, maintain strong medication-safety standards, and step into inpatient/ER coverage when required.

Job Title: Pharmacist
Location: San Carlos, Arizona
Employment Type: Travel Contract
Setting: Hospital / Outpatient Pharmacy
Schedule: Variable shifts — days, evenings/swing, nights, and weekends
Call: None
Work Locations: Multiple locations may be required

Process and dispense prescriptions accurately and within appropriate turnaround times.

Counsel patients regarding medications, dosing, interactions, side effects, and proper use.

Review medication orders for safety, appropriateness, interactions, allergies, and contraindications.

Manage controlled substances in accordance with organizational policy, state law, and federal regulations.

Maintain current medication and clinical pharmacy knowledge.

Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals on medication therapy.

Support outpatient pharmacy operations while remaining flexible to assist with inpatient and Emergency Department pharmacy coverage when needed.

Maintain accurate medication records and documentation.

Assist with inventory management, medication purchasing, and appropriate pharmaceutical storage.

Support quality-improvement, medication-safety, and departmental initiatives.

Adapt quickly to changing workflow and staffing needs across pharmacy locations.

This is a high-volume pharmacy operation filling approximately 1,000 prescriptions per day with the support of pharmacists, technicians, clerks, billing staff, and pharmacy technology.

Technology and equipment may include:

SP200 pharmacy robot

RPMS Electronic Health Record

Omnicell automated dispensing cabinets and carousel

Kirby Lester counting equipment

The pharmacy also supports hospital clinical teams and specialized services including vaccination and anticoagulation/warfarin programs.

Hospital pharmacy experience required

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from an accredited school and/or PharmD

BLS required

Must be comfortable working in both outpatient and inpatient pharmacy environments as needed

Ability to work variable days, hours, nights, swing shifts, and weekends

Strong medication knowledge and prescription-processing skills

Strong communication, critical-thinking, and patient-counseling skills

Reliable, flexible, self-motivated, and team-oriented

ACLS required

PALS required
; PALS may be obtained onsite

Must be comfortable supporting acute-care medication needs and collaborating with emergency/inpatient clinical teams

Preferred: Two or more years of clinical pharmacy experience.

Caribbean Blue scrubs or business-professional attire

Professional appearance required

This position is best suited for a pharmacist who doesn't need a rigid routine — someone who can step into the need, work across settings, and become part of the team quickly.