Compounding Pharmacist (Nights

About the Role

The Compounding Pharmacist is responsible for supervising all compounding activities in the compounding laboratory. The Compounding Pharmacist performs various checks throughout the compounding process and supervises Technicians, providing a supportive environment for accurate and efficient compounding of the highest quality compounded medications. The role also assists in compliance measures with the compounding labs and develops processes, SOPs, and training manuals. The Compounding Pharmacist reports to the Head Compounding Pharmacist and the Pharmacist‑In‑Charge.

This role demonstrates a commitment to the mission of the pharmacy and goals of Hims & Hers, striving to maximize quality and patient safety while dispensing medication in accordance with federal and state pharmacy regulations.

This role is eligible for a $9/hour shift differential.

The hours for this shift are 5:30pm‑4:00am. If this shift does not align with your availability, please look at the other shifts we are currently hiring for.

• Directly supervise all compounding personnel, including pharmacy technicians and essential pharmacy support personnel.
• Perform and accurately document compounding procedures, quality assurance/quality control checks, and dispensing of compounded preparations.
• Verify formula records, compounding records, beyond use dates, and finished compounded products.
• Assist in the training and evaluation of compounding personnel.
• Coordinate the calibration, maintenance, and use of equipment to compound prescription orders and monitor the compounding environment in conjunction with the maintenance team.
• Follow all safety, USP, BOP, and internal guidelines for the preparation of compounded medications.
• Maintain a safety‑first mindset and ensure precautions are taken in all compounding activities within the lab, including when working with hazardous chemicals in accordance with USP  and applicable laws.
• When required, wear all personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Have knowledge of all principles, theories and laws, policies and procedures that pertain to compounding—specifically USP , , other USP general chapters, and best compounding practices.
• Perform pharmacist‑related activities such as patient consultation and error documentation.
• Coordinate with the Pharmacist‑in‑Charge (PIC) for personnel, compliance and regulatory matters.
• Participate in quality assurance initiatives, projects, tasks, and audits as part of Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) program.
• Willingness to complete external training as required.
• Drive quality efforts by adhering to standard operating procedures.
• Follow all state and pharmacy regulations and rules as designated by the Arizona State of Pharmacy and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
• Maintain a clean and sanitary work environment as mandated by the FDA's rules and regulations.
• Provide a world‑class pharmacy experience for every one of our patients.
• Perform pharmacist duties such as drug utilization reviews, patient counseling, and dispensing activities.
• Complete pharmacy operational requirements by organizing and directing technicians' workflow, verifying their preparation and labeling, and verifying order entries, charges, and inspections.
• Protect patients and technicians by adhering to infection‑control protocols.
• Contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
• Perform other tasks as assigned, including inventories, project work, compounding, record keeping, training, technician tasks and auditing processes.

• Bachelor's degree or Doctorate degree in Pharmacy.
• Active Pharmacist License in Arizona.
• Effective knowledge of state and federal pharmacy laws, rules and regulations related to the practice of pharmacy.
• 5+ years of pharmacist experience, at least 3 in a compounding pharmacy.
• Non‑sterile compounding experience.
• Strong math skills.
• Must be able to undergo respirator fit testing—full beards or a lot of facial hair may prevent a proper seal for the respirator.
• Must have the ability to work in a fast‑paced environment.
• Must be capable of working with small, delicate pieces of expensive machinery to complete appropriate dosage forms in a timely manner.
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