Pharmacy Manager

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siteBrooklyn (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

A Pharmacy Manager is responsible for all operations of the pharmacy including filling prescriptions and supervising all other members of the department in order to sell both prescribed and over the counter drugs.
Description: ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBLITIESAt Brookshire Brothers, our core values, Quality, Growth, Community, Passion, and Home, are a priority to all team members. Each of us are responsible for upholding these values in our positions, as well as striving to live up to our mission- “Good people, selling good food, and doing good deeds in the communities in which we live and work.” In this role, you also must: Display outstanding customer service skills by greeting customers, and providing friendly, courteous service at all times. Display this same courtesy to co-workers as well. Be professional in appearance and demeanor. Fill prescribed drugs, enter prescription data, order all prescription supplies, train other personnel in the department, operate register for pharmacy sales, and all other duties as assigned by the director of pharmacy. Be responsible for all budgetary expectations regarding sales, gross margin, labor, CTO and all other lines listed on the Pharmacy Profit/Loss statement. Review and understand all period/quarterly financial statements. Hire, evaluate, train, manage and terminate technicians and clerks per company policy. Ensure an atmosphere of confidentiality in regards to pharmacy records, customer records and all other aspects of the department, and fully comply with OBRA 1990. Assist in various activities as directed by the general operation of the store as needed. Active participation in certain clinical initiatives, including MTM and immunizations, is required. Be open to training or certification in compounding and/or preceptorship if requested. EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCEMust be a licensed pharmacist licensed by the appropriate state board. Must meet all requirements mandated by the appropriate state boards of Pharmacy.

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