Pharmacy Operations Manager and PIC OOJ

Pharmacy Operations Manager and PIC

The pharmacy operations manager oversees all aspects of a pharmacy's operations, ensuring compliance with regulations, managing staff, and acting as the Pharmacist in Charge (PIC), which means direct responsibility for all professional pharmacy practices within the facility, including medication dispensing, patient counseling, and adherence to state and federal pharmacy laws.

The Pharmacy Manager will provide supervision, direction and coordination of the distributive and scheduling functions and workflows for Hospital's Pharmacy staff. Work with other departments to coordinate the provision and monitoring of pharmaceutical services. The manager may, at times, be required to perform the Clinical Staff Pharmacist duties and must meet all requirements of a basic Pharmacist position. All pharmacists work throughout the Hospital's Health System to provide Pharmaceutical Care (The direct, responsible provision of medication-related care for the purpose of achieving definite outcomes that improve a patient's quality of life.)

to all patients. The position will have direct reports that may include staff that work at both hospital facilities due to the nature of staffing that location. Pharmacists work to support the vision of the Department of Pharmacy which is "Optimizing patient outcomes through integrated delivery of quality pharmaceutical care" and the mission of the institution. To provide supervision, direction and coordination of the functions and workflows for the staff.

Work with other departments to coordinate the provision and monitoring of pharmaceutical services.

Qualifications

Education:

The Pharmacist must be a graduate of a College of Pharmacy accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education (ACPE). An advance degree or ASHP accredited residency is preferred but not required.

Experience:

Three years hospital pharmacy experience is required. Supervisory or management experience is preferred but not required.

Licensure, certification, and/or registration:
Licensure to practice Pharmacy in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Eligibility and completion of reciprocity for licensure in the state of Virginia within 90 days of hire.

Other

Minimum Qualifications:

Must be knowledgeable in the basic aspects of institutional pharmacy practice and the detailed and multi-faceted aspects of the position. Requires knowledge and skills of general office equipment, computers and keyboarding ability. Must be able to effectively budget time, work efficiently and accurately, and follow procedures with minimum supervision. Must possess good communication and interpersonal skills. Must possess effective leadership skills.

Must possess excellent critical thinking and analytical skills.

Great benefits!