Pharmacist
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
2+ years of pharmacist experience
Must have knowledge of all principles, theories and laws, policies and procedures that pertain to compounding- specifically USP <795>, <800>, other USP general chapters, and best compounding practices
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 be capable of working with small, delicate pieces of expensive machinery to complete appropriate dosage forms in a timely manner
Must be able to work cross-functionally with remote teams
Must be able to lift at least 25 pounds with or without reasonable accommodation
Must be able to stand for long periods of time
Pharmacists will work in a variety of positions and locations such as sitting, standing, squatting, kneeling, reaching, and walking; for prolonged periods of time
Must be able to wear required compounding safety equipment for long periods of time when required.
Ability to work flexible shift times
Proficiency in English, verbal and written
Proficiency in Windows based computer systems
This position requires medical approval to wear respiratory protection in the form of negative or positive pressure respirators, including N95, full face respirator, SCBA, or Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR).
Physical exertion required. Including, but not limited to, walking up to 50% of the time, standing up to 100% of the time, squatting and bending up to 20% of the time and lifting up to 80% of the time for up to a twelve hour shift. Must be able to lift up to 50lbs.
Due to the risk of reproductive capability in handling or compounding certain Hazardous Drugs (HD) associates must be willing to confirm that they understand the potential risks (teratogenicity, carcinogenicity and reproductive effects) of handling hazardous drugs.