Clinical Pharmacist (Infusion) - Temp-to-hire
specialty medical staffingSeattle (WA)
Clinical Pharmacist (Infusion) - Temp-to-hire
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specialty medical staffingSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Clinical Pharmacist (Infusion) Specialty Medical Staffing is currently seeking a Clinical Pharmacist for an infusion pharmacy opportunity in the Tukwila, WA area. This position offers a consistent weekday schedule and the opportunity to work within a specialized infusion setting with strong potential for permanent placement.
We are seeking a pharmacist with IV experience from an infusion pharmacy, hospital, or long-term care pharmacy environment. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to transition into a long-term clinical role with a growing organization.
Start: ASAP
Schedule: MondayFriday, 10:00am6:30pm
Position Type:
Temp-to-hire
RequirementsActive Washington Pharmacist License in good standing
IV compounding experience required
Experience in infusion pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, or long-term care pharmacy preferred
Strong clinical judgment and attention to detail
ResponsibilitiesReview and verify medication orders
Support infusion pharmacy operations and workflow
Prepare and oversee sterile compounding activities
Ensure compliance with USP standards and pharmacy regulations
Collaborate with pharmacy staff and healthcare providers to support patient care
BenefitsFull medical benefits
Comprehensive 401k package
Weekly Direct Deposit payments
Professional support from our experienced team
Strong potential for permanent employment
If this opportunity sounds like something that interests you, apply now! We look forward to speaking to you soon.
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