Pharmacy Intern: Foreign Graduate Pathway

CVS Health Corporation; East Brunswick Township (NJ); On-site; USD 85,962,000 - 120,347,000; Full time

Job summary

CVS Health is offering a Non-US Accredited Foreign Graduate Training Program for pharmacists. This internship requires completing FPGEE and TOEFL, followed by eligibility to apply for US internship hours and licensure.

The role emphasizes patient care, regulatory compliance, and leadership under direct supervision. Qualified graduates will develop knowledge across clinical care, practice management, and education while preparing for licensure examinations within an 18‑month timeline and a robust

Qualifications

• Foreign Graduate from a Non-US Accredited college or school of pharmacy
• Pharmacist licensure in the state where district is located within 120 days of completing US Intern hours
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Immunization eligibility (Preferred)

Responsibilities

• Greet customers and assist pharmacy and front store customers with questions
• Maintain customer/patient confidentiality per HIPAA
• Process prescriptions and manage inventory
• Deliver compliant patient counseling under supervision
• Support pharmacy team in training and development

Skills

Foreign graduate

Pharmacist licensure

Strong communication

Time management

Active listening

Patient counseling

Emotional intelligence

Digital literacy

Negotiation

Customer engagement

Education

Doctorate (PharmD) or equivalent

High School Diploma or GED

Active Pharmacy Intern license

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

CVS Health is offering a Non-US Accredited Foreign Graduate Training Program for pharmacists. This internship requires completing FPGEE and TOEFL, followed by eligibility to apply for US internship hours and licensure.

The role emphasizes patient care, regulatory compliance, and leadership under direct supervision. Qualified graduates will develop knowledge across clinical care, practice management, and education while preparing for licensure examinations within an 18‑month timeline and a robust