Corrections Pharmacy Leader — MOUD, 340B & P&T

Nebraska State Jobs; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services seeks a Pharmacy Manager to lead statewide pharmacy services, develop MOUD program protocols, and ensure DEA compliance and 340B program management. You will oversee formulary and staff, and provide clinical guidance to nursing and medical teams.

Ideal candidates hold a Nebraska pharmacy license, have a degree from an accredited school of pharmacy, and bring leadership experience in a correctional or healthcare setting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy from an accredited school.
• Active, unrestricted license (or eligibility for licensure/reciprocity) to practice pharmacy in the State of Nebraska.
• Eligibility for licensure/reciprocity as required.

Responsibilities

• Directs and oversees all clinical and operational pharmacy services within NDCS institutions statewide.
• Assists in the continuation and expansion of a MOUD program from clinical protocol design through implementation and staff training.
• Ensures DEA compliance and controlled substance security, recordkeeping, and diversion prevention across all facilities.
• Manages the agency's 340B drug pricing program.
• Chairs the Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Committee, including formulary development and maintenance.
• Develops clinical reference tools and protocols for nursing and medical staff (e.g., drug information resources, IV compounding/administration guidance).
• Serves as a resource to staff on drug information, medication safety, and treatment protocols.
• Provides in-service education and training to healthcare staff across the agency.
• Supervises pharmacy staff.
• Represents pharmacy services on relevant agency committees and in policy development.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy

Job description

The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services seeks a Pharmacy Manager to lead statewide pharmacy services, develop MOUD program protocols, and ensure DEA compliance and 340B program management. You will oversee formulary and staff, and provide clinical guidance to nursing and medical teams.

Ideal candidates hold a Nebraska pharmacy license, have a degree from an accredited school of pharmacy, and bring leadership experience in a correctional or healthcare setting.