Pharmacist-in-Charge; PIC)

Island Compounding Pharmacy specializes in custom, non-sterile compounded medications that support personalized and preventative care. We formulate bioidentical hormones, nutraceutical blends, and individualized medication packets designed to optimize outcomes for Lile Wellness patients.

Working in close collaboration with the Lile Wellness clinical team, we deliver precise, high-quality compounded therapies tailored to each patient’s unique needs.

The Pharmacist-in-Charge (PIC) is responsible for leading daily pharmacy operations while ensuring full compliance with state and federal regulations, including USP and standards.

This is a leadership role ideal for an experienced compounding pharmacist who values regulatory excellence, operational efficiency, and team development. Prior PIC experience is welcomed, though strong leadership capability in a compounding environment is equally valued.

• Serve as the designated PIC in accordance with state Board of Pharmacy regulations
• Ensure compliance with USP , , DEA regulations, and applicable state laws
• Maintain accurate records for controlled substances and compounded preparations
• Ensure the pharmacy remains inspection-ready at all times
• Develop, update, and enforce Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

• Optimize workflow and compounding processes for efficiency and accuracy
• Oversee ingredient sourcing, ordering, receiving, and inventory management
• Supervise pharmacy technicians and ensure adherence to compounding protocols
• Implement quality assurance and continuous improvement initiatives
• Train, mentor, and evaluate pharmacy staff
• Reinforce safety, sanitation, and documentation standards
• Partner with leadership on staffing, hiring, and onboarding

• Review and verify prescriptions and compounded formulations
• Collaborate with prescribers regarding customized therapies
• Address patient or provider concerns related to compounded medications

• Active, unrestricted Pharmacist license in the state of operation
• 3–5 years of compounding pharmacy experience
• Strong knowledge of USP , , DEA regulations, and state pharmacy law
• Experience in non-sterile compounding required
• Leadership or supervisory experience preferred
• Highly organized with strong attention to detail

• Regulatory Compliance & Documentation
• Workflow Optimization
• Team Leadership & Accountability
• Quality Assurance & Risk Mitigation
• In-office
• 5 days per week (40 hours)
• Closed weekends and major holidays

This is an opportunity to lead a personalized medicine pharmacy within a growing, prevention-focused healthcare model. You will practice at the top of your license in a collaborative environment that prioritizes quality over volume.