Staff Pharmacist: Elevate Patient Care & Immunizations

Walmart; Hot Springs Village (AR); On-site; USD 98,000 - 172,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401(k) and stock purchase

Company-paid life insurance

Paid time off and leave options

Education and training programs

Job summary

Walmart is seeking a Staff Pharmacist in Hot Springs Village, AR to deliver pharmaceutical care and counsel customers. You’ll dispense prescriptions, administer immunizations, and ensure compliance with policies. You’ll guide staff and engage with the community while upholding HIPAA requirements.

Qualified candidates hold a PharmD or bachelor's in Pharmacy with an active license, and completed immunization training. Excellent patient interaction is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy or PharmD or equivalent FPGE (NABP).
• Pharmacy license (by job entry date).
• Completion of ACPE Accredited Immunization training program.

Responsibilities

• Provide pharmaceutical care to customers, including processing and accurately dispensing prescription orders.
• Counsel customers regarding healthcare and prescription medication needs.
• Administer immunizations and other programs developed by Walmart.
• Ensure compliance with company policies, procedures, and regulations.
• Model and provide guidance to the pharmacy staff on proper customer service approaches.

Skills

Pharmaceutical care

Customer relationships

Adaptability

Community engagement

Regulatory compliance

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy or PharmD degree, or equivalent FPGE (NABP).

Job description

Walmart is seeking a Staff Pharmacist in Hot Springs Village, AR to deliver pharmaceutical care and counsel customers. You’ll dispense prescriptions, administer immunizations, and ensure compliance with policies. You’ll guide staff and engage with the community while upholding HIPAA requirements.

Qualified candidates hold a PharmD or bachelor's in Pharmacy with an active license, and completed immunization training. Excellent patient interaction is essential.