Stand out for this role — generate a tailored resume and cover letter in about a minute.
Get past ATS filters
Benefits offered by this job
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Paid time off
Retirement savings options
Wellness programs
Job summary
CVS Health in Denville, New Jersey is seeking a Pharmacy Intern to provide patient care and support in pharmacy operations. The role requires a PharmD from a Non-US accredited school and an active intern license. Responsibilities include processing prescriptions, maintaining inventory, and assisting customers. Candidates should have strong communication skills and a commitment to patient confidentiality and care. This position is part of a dynamic healthcare team committed to improving health outcomes.
Qualifications
PharmD or equivalent from a Non-US accredited pharmacy school required.
Active Pharmacy Intern license in New Jersey is necessary.
0 to 3 years relevant work experience required.
Responsibilities
Assist pharmacy customers with questions and concerns.
Process prescriptions including counting and measuring drugs.
Maintain confidentiality according to HIPAA standards.
Support supervisor in dispensing drugs and monitoring compliance.
Communicate effectively with healthcare professionals.
Skills
Communication and presentation skills
Customer and community engagement
Active listening
Results orientation
Time management
Emotional intelligence
Education
High School Diploma or GED
Doctorate (PharmD) or equivalent Pharmacist degree from a Non-US accredited school
Tools
Microsoft Office Suite
Job description
CVS Health in Denville, New Jersey is seeking a Pharmacy Intern to provide patient care and support in pharmacy operations. The role requires a PharmD from a Non-US accredited school and an active intern license. Responsibilities include processing prescriptions, maintaining inventory, and assisting customers. Candidates should have strong communication skills and a commitment to patient confidentiality and care. This position is part of a dynamic healthcare team committed to improving health outcomes.