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Community Health Of South Florida Inc. is seeking a Pharmacist to manage clinical pharmacy operations in Miami, ensuring accurate interpretation, preparation and delivery of prescriptions. You will supervise staff, prepare reports, and support accreditation efforts while delivering private counseling to patients and maintaining HIPAA compliance.
The role requires Florida licensure, minimum one year of experience, and strong communication skills to engage with diverse patients and staff.
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Professional Miami, FL, US
Salary Range: $51.58 To $61.62 Annually
The Licensed Pharmacist shall be directly responsible in providing assistance to the Chief Pharmacist in directing and managing all activities including clerical within the Pharmacy Department, including managing new programs within the department and for the clinic. It is the responsibility of the Pharmacy Manager to supervise and oversee the interpretation, preparation, and delivery of each prescription order or medical device to the ultimate consumer (patient). The Pharmacy Manager shall also prepare or supervise the preparation of all medication requests to the patient care area’s and satellite locations affiliated with CHI. They should also be expected to assist in all other duties as assigned by their immediate supervisor.
Graduated of an accredited school or College of Pharmacy with a valid or current license. Candidate’s license must be free of infractions, revocations, suspensions or other restrictive actions or reprimands by the Board of Pharmacy or any agency in its affiliation within the past two- (2) years. Applicant must be a citizen of the United States, at least 18 years of age, and a legal resident. Candidate should have a minimum of 1 year’s experience. Demonstration of effective oral and written communication skills, a must. Knowledge of in-service protocols and procedure important, as this individual will be required to present two (2) programs each fiscal year.
Valid license in good standing with the Florida Board of Pharmacy. CPR certification from the American Heart Association, OSHA training, and AIDS certification plus all continuing education as required by Florida Law.
Multiple languages are desirable due to diverse patient population. Ability to work as part of a team as well as independently. 10 Key adding machine, knowledge of computers and data entry systems. Any specialized training or certificate programs offered by organization such as the Florida Pharmacy Association or American Society of Health System Pharmacist.