IV Sterile Compounding IV Compounding Pharmacist in Charge in Abilene, TX

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rph on goAbilene (TX)

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IV Sterile Compounding IV Compounding Pharmacist in Charge in Abilene, TXSeeking an experienced Pharmacist to oversee operations and ensure compliance as Pharmacist in Charge at a pharmacy in Abilene, TX. This contract-to-hire opportunity offers the chance to lead a team and advance professionally while utilizing your compounding expertise in both sterile and non-sterile preparations.

Location: Abilene, TX

Schedule: Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM

Key Responsibilities: Serve as Pharmacist in Charge, managing daily pharmacy operations and team leadership Prepare and supervise sterile and non-sterile compounded medications, ensuring accuracy and safety Maintain compliance with all state and federal pharmacy regulations Foster professional growth and development within the pharmacy team Qualifications and Desired Experience: Willingness to obtain multiple state licenses over time Minimum of 1 year pharmacy experience, including compounding skills (sterile and non-sterile) Previous experience as Pharmacist in Charge preferred Strong leadership abilities and commitment to team development Ambition for growth within the role and organization This contract-to-hire position provides a stable work schedule with the potential for long-term career growth in a supportive environment. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled

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