Fulfillment Pharmacist – Home Delivery Impact & Growth

Optum; Mesa (AZ); On-site; USD 61,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

401k plan

Stock purchase plan

Incentives

Job summary

Optum is seeking a Fulfillment Pharmacist for Home Delivery in Arizona. The role involves verifying prescriptions, supervising technicians, and ensuring accuracy before packing and shipping medications. The position requires an active Arizona pharmacist license and at least one year of licensed experience.

The work supports a robotic-automation environment with standing/walking duties and potential weekend flexibility. 40-hour weeks with early morning shifts are typical.

Qualifications

• Pharmacist license in good standing in the State of Arizona.
• 1+ years of experience working as a licensed Pharmacist.
• Proven ability to navigate MS Office and a Windows based environment.
• Proven ability to navigate Outlook and conduct Internet searches.

Responsibilities

• Verify prescriptions and prescription data entered into the pharmacy computer system for accuracy.
• Oversees the activities of pharmacy technicians and inventory personnel.
• Organizes workload, sets priorities, completes assignments in a timely manner and utilizes resources appropriately while complying with department program standards.
• Work in the fulfillment area to provide the final quality check prior to medication being packed and shipped.
• Performs all duties and functions in compliance with state and federal pharmacy laws and regulations.
• Conforms with and supports department quality assurance and improvement guidelines.
• Lift totes 5 -10 lbs
• Basic understanding of robotic automation
• Position is primarily working in a standing / walking environment.

Skills

MS Office

Education

Arizona Pharmacist license

Job description

Optum is seeking a Fulfillment Pharmacist for Home Delivery in Arizona. The role involves verifying prescriptions, supervising technicians, and ensuring accuracy before packing and shipping medications. The position requires an active Arizona pharmacist license and at least one year of licensed experience.

The work supports a robotic-automation environment with standing/walking duties and potential weekend flexibility. 40-hour weeks with early morning shifts are typical.