Pharmacy Ops Leader — Innovation, Compliance & Impact

Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley; Pleasanton (CA); On-site; USD 233,589,000 - 311,441,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley is seeking a pharmacist for Pharmacy Operations and Medication Management in Pleasanton, CA. You will manage inventory, oversee dispensing and compounding, and ensure regulatory compliance across federal and state guidelines.

The role involves leading automation initiatives, policy development, and collaboration with other departments to optimize medication use and patient outcomes. A Pharm.D.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) from an accredited school.
• Post-graduate residency training preferred or equivalent practice experience.
• 3+ years to 5 years in pharmacy operations.

Responsibilities

• Manage inventory, including ordering, receiving, and storage of medications and supplies.
• Oversee the preparation and dispensing of medications, including IV admixtures and other compounded products.
• Develop and implement pharmacy policies and procedures to enhance operational efficiency.
• Collaborate with other departments to optimize medication use and patient outcomes.
• Lead or participate in automation, formulary optimization, and process redesign.
• Monitor KPIs such as dispensing accuracy, inventory turnover, and staffing productivity.
• Oversee pharmacy automation and information systems and participate in upgrades/validation.
• Implement and manage medication therapy management programs.
• Directly supervise and mentor pharmacy technicians.

Skills

Pharmacy operations

Regulatory compliance

Data analysis

Leadership

Process improvement

Education

Pharm.D. degree

Post-graduate residency training

Job description

Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley is seeking a pharmacist for Pharmacy Operations and Medication Management in Pleasanton, CA. You will manage inventory, oversee dispensing and compounding, and ensure regulatory compliance across federal and state guidelines.

The role involves leading automation initiatives, policy development, and collaboration with other departments to optimize medication use and patient outcomes. A Pharm.D.