Pharmacist-in-Charge: Clinic Compliance Leader
The Evolvers Group
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Job summary
The Evolvers Group is seeking a Consultant Pharmacist to serve as Pharmacist-in-Charge for Dallas County Health & Human Services’ 11 Class D clinics, ensuring compliance with applicable pharmacy regulations. The PIC will oversee licensure, policies, and clinic operations.
Responsibilities include preparing annual Class D licensure applications, conducting monthly on-site inspections, and monitoring storage, dispensing, and disposal of medications and vaccines according to Texas Board of Pharmacy
Qualifications
- Experience as Pharmacist-in-Charge or Pharmacy Manager for Class D clinics.
- Familiarity with Texas State Board of Pharmacy rules and licensure.
- Proven ability to conduct compliance reviews and on-site inspections.
- Experience developing or updating pharmacy policies and procedures.
- Knowledge of proper medication and vaccine storage, dispensing, and disposal.
- Active, unrestricted Texas Pharmacist License.
- ACPE-accredited pharmacy program degree (Pharm.D. or B.S.).
Responsibilities
- Serve as Pharmacist-in-Charge for Dallas County’s 11 Class D Clinics.
- Prepare annual Class D licensure applications with County staff.
- Review and update pharmacy policies and procedures.
- Conduct annual evaluations and monthly on-site inspections.
- Oversee medication and vaccine storage, dispensing, and disposal.
- Ensure compliance with Texas State Board of Pharmacy Rules and Regulations.
- Monitor drug storage, recalls, and disposal as needed.
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Job description
The Evolvers Group is seeking a Consultant Pharmacist to serve as Pharmacist-in-Charge for Dallas County Health & Human Services’ 11 Class D clinics, ensuring compliance with applicable pharmacy regulations. The PIC will oversee licensure, policies, and clinic operations.
Responsibilities include preparing annual Class D licensure applications, conducting monthly on-site inspections, and monitoring storage, dispensing, and disposal of medications and vaccines according to Texas Board of Pharmacy
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