Church Street Pharmacy - Pharmacy Manager

Mint-Health-Drugs; Edmonton; Presencial; CAD 110 000 - 140 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Mint Health & Drugs, located in downtown Edmonton, seeks a Pharmacy Manager to lead the Church Street location. You will oversee daily operations, ensure patient-centered care, and support trauma-informed practices within the community.

You will supervise staff, coordinate with health professionals, and uphold safety standards while guiding dispensing, counseling, chronic disease management, and access to community resources.

Qualificações

• Education required: Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy.
• Licensed to practice in Alberta (ACP) in good standing.
• Authorization to administer injections is usually required.
• Additional Prescribing Authority (APA) is required.
• Clear Vulnerable Sector Check and clean criminal record.

Responsabilidades

• Assess prescriptions for appropriateness, safety, and efficacy.
• Develop, monitor, and adjust care plans with health professionals.
• Prepare and dispense medications and provide counseling.
• Manage chronic disease therapies and harm reduction strategies.
• Connect patients with community resources and services.
• Direct pharmacy staff and technicians to ensure safe services.

Conhecimentos

Interpersonal skills

Trauma-informed approach

Adaptability

Collaboration

Formação académica

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy

Licensure: Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) in good standing

Authorization to Administer Drugs by Injection

Additional Prescribing Authority (APA)

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Mint Health & Drugs is seeking a Pharmacy Manager to lead our Church Street location in downtown Edmonton. Located in Edmonton’s McCauley neighbourhood, we’re proud to be part of a vibrant and diverse community. At Church Street, we believe in making an impact in our patients’ lives beyond pharmacy advice. We take the time to explore each person’s unique circumstances, learn their story and understand their concerns. By learning about our community and its needs, we’re able to provide quality patient care.

A Pharmacist working with vulnerable sectors (such as patients with addiction, mental health issues, low income, or those experiencing homelessness) focuses on trauma-informed care, harm reduction, and specialized medication management. These roles often involve close collaboration with community agencies and multidisciplinary teams to ensure equitable access to care.

Key Responsibilities

• Patient-Centered Care & Assessment: Assess new and repeat prescriptions for appropriateness, safety, and efficacy, applying trauma-informed and harm-reduction approaches.
• Medication Management: Develop, monitor, and adjust health plans (drug and non-drug) in collaboration with other health professionals.
• Dispensing & Counseling: Prepare and dispense medications, including injections, while providing specialized counseling to support adherence.
• Chronic Disease & Harm Reduction: Manage chronic disease therapies, offer screening programs, and support substance misuse and abuse treatment.
• Community Resource Coordination: Connect patients with necessary community resources and social services.
• Supervision: Direct pharmacy staff and technicians to ensure safe and professional services.

Required Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy.
• Licensure: Valid License with the Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) in good standing.
• Additional Authorizations: Authorization to Administer Drugs by Injection is usually required or considered an asset; Additional Prescribing Authorization (APA) is required.
• Screening: Clear Vulnerable Sector Check (essential) and a clean Criminal Record Check.
• Experience: Direct patient care experience is preferred.

Skills and Abilities

• Interpersonal Skills: Excellent communication and ability to build trust with a diverse population.
• Trauma-Informed Approach: Understanding of social determinants of health and harm reduction strategies.
• Adaptability: Ability to prioritize and manage multiple patient needs in a fast-paced or unconventional environment.
• Collaboration: Experience working in interdisciplinary teams (nurses, physicians, social workers).