Compounding Pharmacist (Sterile and Non-Sterile

Position:Compounding Pharmacist (Sterile and Non-Sterile)

Location: Aspen, CO

Job :114

# of Openings:0

Legacy Lyfe Pharmacies is a growing
503A sterile compounding pharmacy group focused on quality, safety, and responsible multi-state expansion. We are building asterile-heavy, inspection-ready operation, located in Basalt, Colorado, designed to scale while maintaining the highest regulatory and clinical standards.

The Compounding Pharmacist supports the Pharmacist in Charge in the safe, accurate, and compliant preparation and dispensing of patient-specific compounded medications. This role leads day-to-day non-sterile production, supports sterile production activities as assigned, supervises Compounding Pharmacy Technicians, reviews formulation and production documentation, and helps optimize workflow, quality, and readiness for inspection. The position requires sound professional judgment, meticulous documentation, and a strong commitment to patient safety.

This position is not patient facing, and primarily manages production. Join our founding team and play a key role in establishing innovative pharmacy operations, shaping workflows, and building a culture of excellence in a technology-enabled compounding pharmacy with opportunities to grow your career as the organization evolves.

The pharmacy prepares both hazardous and non-hazardous compounded medications. Hazardous drug work is limited to non-antineoplastic, non-chemotherapy preparations. Employees assigned to compounding must follow applicable USP , USP , USP , OSHA, state, and federal requirements, including engineering controls, personal protective equipment, deactivation, decontamination, cleaning, documentation, and exposure-control procedures

• Provide pharmacist oversight for sterile and non-sterile compounding operations within the scope delegated by the PIC.
• Verify prescriptions, patient and prescriber information, calculations, formulations, ingredients, beyond-use dating, labeling, and finished preparations before release, as authorized.
• Supervise, train, coach, and evaluate Compounding Pharmacy Technicians and provide real-time direction on production priorities and technique.
• Lead day-to-day non-sterile production and support sterile production scheduling, workflow, documentation, and troubleshooting.
• Prepare or oversee compounded dosage forms such as capsules, creams, ointments, gels, troches, suspensions, solutions, suppositories, and other preparations within the pharmacy’s approved scope.
• Ensure hazardous and non-hazardous compounding activities are segregated and performed using appropriate controls, equipment, PPE, and cleaning procedures.
• Review master formulation records, compounding records, logs, calculations, ingredient lot information, and quality-control results for completeness and accuracy.
• Support formulation development, scale-up, process improvement, and standardization under the direction of the PIC.
• Investigate deviations, errors, complaints, and quality events; support root-cause analysis, corrective and preventive action, and staff retraining.
• Monitor inventory levels, ingredient status, certificates of analysis, expiration dates, storage conditions, and controlled access requirements.
• Maintain compliance with pharmacy policies, Colorado Board of Pharmacy requirements, DEA requirements where applicable, and USP , , and .
• Participate in competency assessments, media-fill and gloved fingertip testing when assigned, cleaning verification, environmental-monitoring review, and inspection preparation.
• Communicate professionally with prescribers, patients, vendors, and internal departments to resolve clinical, technical, and operational issues.
• Serve as pharmacist coverage for designated operational duties and perform other responsibilities assigned by the PIC.

• Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from an accredited program.
• Active, unrestricted Colorado pharmacist license by start date.
• Ability to meet all state and federal eligibility requirements for pharmacy practice.
• Demonstrated knowledge of sterile and/or non-sterile compounding principles, calculations, documentation, and quality controls.
• Ability to safely work with hazardous drugs other than antineoplastic/chemotherapy agents (ex. Hormones, minoxidil) and to wear required PPE.
• Strong attention to detail, professional judgment, and written and…