Pharmacist in Charge - Rural Retail Pharmacy Leader

Windsor Healthcare Recruitment Group, Inc.; Rangely (CO); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Rangely District Hospital in Rangely, CO is seeking a Pharmacist in Charge to lead the hospital's pharmacy operations from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

The PIC will ensure safe dispensing, regulatory compliance, and staff coordination in a rural hospital setting, while providing clinical support, immunizations, reimbursements, and medication safety. Strong communication and accountability are essential.

Qualifications

• PharmD from an accredited college of pharmacy or equivalent
• Active Colorado Pharmacist license in good standing
• CPR certification
• Immunization certification

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with state and federal pharmacy laws, inspections and recordkeeping requirements
• Fill and verify prescriptions and submit third-party claims
• Consult with physicians, nurses, patients, and staff on medication questions, formulary options, and cost-effective therapies
• Monitor storage, distribution and use of medications and supplies, and track inventory levels and expiration dates
• Document and report medication errors and support quality and safety efforts
• Maintain accurate transaction and drug accountability records, and complete third-party and financial reporting
• Administer immunizations and maintain required records and protocols
• Support credentialing activities related to pharmacy operations and payer participation

Skills

Retail pharmacy ops

Regulatory compliance

Team leadership

Communication

Education

PharmD

Job description

Rangely District Hospital in Rangely, CO is seeking a Pharmacist in Charge to lead the hospital's pharmacy operations from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

The PIC will ensure safe dispensing, regulatory compliance, and staff coordination in a rural hospital setting, while providing clinical support, immunizations, reimbursements, and medication safety. Strong communication and accountability are essential.