Corrections Pharmacist: Clinical Care & Reentry

Posted 2 days ago

us bureau of prisonsfederal prison systemTalladega (AL)

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About the role

US Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System is seeking a pharmacist to join our team in the United States, focusing on safe, effective pharmaceutical care within a correctional facility. The position requires a Doctoral degree in Pharmacy or equivalent education and a valid pharmacist license to practice in a U.S. state or territory, with the ability to distinguish basic colors as part of the medical requirements. Candidates must meet all qualifications by the closing date.

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