Pharmacist (Chelmsford), Algoma, Sudbury District and Greater Sudbury (Chelmsford)

Job Description Are you a dedicated Pharmacist looking to make a meaningful impact in your community? At Chelmsford IDA Pharmacy, we’re seeking a passionate and patient-focused professional who goes above and beyond to provide exceptional care. As a Pharmacist, you’ll play a key role in supporting the Designated Pharmacy Manager, ensuring smooth daily operations while continuously improving workflows and enhancing patient services. Your expertise will help drive the ongoing success of our pharmacy, where personalized care and community well-being are our top priorities.If you’re committed to delivering outstanding pharmaceutical services and want to be part of a team that truly makes a difference, we’d love to hear from you! Benefits

3 weeks paid vacation! Performance bonuses and employee discount! Registration + PLI reimbursed Annual Continuing Education credit Advantages

Flexible schedule, 36-40 hours weekly, every second weekend and occasional evenings Store discount Professional Development

Consistent pharmacist overlap with opportunities for professional services Level B compounding facility A1C/lipid testing Clinical teaching site Principal Responsibilities

Collaborate with and offer support to the Designated Manager Accurately and timely dispense all prescriptions Provide optimal patient care while offering friendly and professional service When appropriate and when time permits, perform patient focused services as deemed eligible Administer injections/immunizations as requested in order to maximize patient care.Report any dispensing errors (Medication Incident) found to the Pharmacy Manager or report to the Pharmacy Manager and head office within 24 hours. Provide professional advice and applicable dialogue with patients on prescription and OTC products to provide excellent customer service and maximize customer loyalty.Implement proper pricing and receiving procedures to minimize shrinkage in such areas as damaged goods, returns, internal and external theft. Ensure compliance to company policies and procedures, professional standards and applicable laws and regulations. Responsible for supervising ongoing follow-up and collection of 3rd party receivables.Maintaining the dispensary inventory level within the prescribed guidelines through accurate perpetual inventory records. Supervising Pharmacy Technicians to ensure completion and/or accuracy of: Ordering replenishment merchandise. The daily operation, security and upkeep of the dispensary computer, including daily and weekly data backup.Maintenance of complete and accurate documentation as required by the various Colleges of Pharmacy, drugs plans (both public&private) as well as all Care Group programs and SOP’s Other duties as assigned. Required Skills

Valid Provincial Pharmacy license. Excellent communication and organizational skills. Strong problem solving and analytical skills. Experience with compounding and opioid dependence treatment Ability to work productively as a member of a dynamic and fast-paced team. Employment Details

Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Pay: $64.00–$69.00 per hour Experience: pharmacist: 1 year (preferred) Licence/Certification: Ontario Pharmacy License (required) Work Location: In person

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