The Pharmacy Board Inspector is assigned to the Southeast Region of Ohio and regulates and enforces laws governing the distribution of legal drugs in Ohio. The inspector conducts regulatory inspections of licensed facilities where dangerous drugs are stored, sold, dispensed, compounded, manufactured, or otherwise distributed, including retail pharmacies, emergency medical services, jails, first aid rooms, health clinics, and veterinary services. Inspectors work from a residential home office and are provided a state vehicle for official Board of Pharmacy business. The selected candidate must live in or relocate to Guernsey, Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Perry, or Washington County within 180 days of the effective hire date. The role includes reviewing dangerous-drug security and accountability, prescription and administration records, other legally required accountability records, dispensing and compounding equipment, and pharmaceutical and legal reference materials. Inspectors also examine alternative record-keeping systems for accountability, security, and positive identification of all aspects of pharmacy practice. They prepare detailed inspection reports documenting findings and violations, including verbal or written warnings that require written responses, and collaborate with Board employees on inspections and investigations involving licensed and unlicensed facilities possessing dangerous drug stocks. New hires must complete 16 weeks of training in Columbus and in the field, with travel to and from training required. The initial probationary period is 365 days. Unless legislation or a union contract requires otherwise, the starting salary is set at step 1 of the pay range.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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