Float Pharmacist
covelo directGrants Pass (OR)
$73-$75/hr
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Float Pharmacist | Grants Pass, ORTake the lead in a well-established retail pharmacy in Grants Pass, Oregon with a strong community presence and the backing of a respected national organization. This full-time, direct-hire Float Pharmacist role offers stability, competitive pay, and the opportunity to guide a dedicated team delivering high-quality patient care every day. Why You Should Apply • Pay: $73-$75/hr for staff • Schedule: 32 hours per week with every other weekend rotation; could get 40 hours if wanted • Store Hours: Monday–Friday 9A–7P, Saturday 9A–5P, Sunday 11A–5P • Work for one of the country’s most trusted names in grocery and healthcare • Access to strong corporate support, advanced technology, and career growth opportunities
What You’ll Do:
- Lead day-to-day pharmacy operations and ensure prescriptions are filled accurately and efficiently
- Train, mentor, and support pharmacists and technicians focused on excellent patient care
- Manage workflow, scheduling, and inventory to ensure smooth operations
- Maintain compliance with all state and federal pharmacy laws and organizational policies
- Build positive relationships with patients and local healthcare providers
- Support clinical and wellness programs that enhance community health
What You’ll Need:
- Active pharmacist license in good standing (or eligibility for licensure in OR)
- Prior experience in pharmacy management or leadership preferred
- Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills
- Dependability and flexibility to work within store hours, including every other weekend
- Commitment to safety, accuracy, and patient satisfaction If you’re ready to lead a respected pharmacy team in Grants Pass and grow your career with a nationally recognized organization, apply today.
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