The Pharmacy Operations Manager is accountable for day-to-day non-clinical pharmacy operations and administrative activities, ensuring efficient workflow and a positive patient experience. The role serves as a full-time certified pharmacy technician, operating pharmacy systems to obtain patient and drug information and process prescriptions. Under a pharmacist’s supervision, the manager oversees pharmacy technicians and cashiers, and is responsible for selecting, scheduling, developing, training, coaching, and managing technician performance, including decisions about discipline and termination. The manager supports patient care activities such as patient registration, prescription data entry, medication preparation, counting and verification where permitted, and patient and physician calls under pharmacist supervision. The position also supports healthcare services and immunization activities as allowed by law. It manages pharmacy workflow, scheduling, supplies, inventory preparation, administrative records, equipment maintenance, insurance claims, audit follow-up, security safeguards, and compliance with applicable company policies and laws. The role collaborates with the Pharmacy Manager and Store Manager to improve financial performance, operational quality, and customer service, and coordinates community outreach and off-site events. The position maintains PTCB certification and relevant pharmacy and healthcare knowledge, completes required training and education, and participates in store and pharmacy meetings. The role requires a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent; PTCB certification except in Puerto Rico; and one year of pharmacy technician work experience in a retail or hospital setting. The hourly range is $22.50–$35.75, with the actual offer dependent on factors including geography, skills, education, and experience. The role remains open until filled.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED