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Pharmacy Manager - Ambulatory Operations and Infusion Pharmacy

Stanford Health Care · Palo Alto, CA · Pharmacy Department

Compensation

$89.01 – $117.94 /yr

Employment type

Full-time

Work setting

On-site

Location

Palo Alto, CA

Schedule

Day shift

Posted

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Job overview

The Pharmacy Manager is an onsite/hybrid role based in Palo Alto, CA, with compensation ranging from $89.01 to $117.94 per hour. This position manages the efficient operations of pharmacy services at Stanford Health Care. This role exists to optimize medication management outcomes and ensure regulatory compliance. The Pharmacy Manager supervises personnel, designs performance improvement initiatives, and collaborates with healthcare professionals to enhance patient drug therapy and service delivery.

What you'll do

  • Interpret and enforce policies
  • design performance improvement initiatives
  • provide oversight to pharmacy personnel
  • monitor pharmacy practices
  • supervise technical and clinical staff
  • participate in informatics meetings
  • collaborate with physicians
  • oversee training programs
  • fulfill Pharmacist in Charge duties as needed.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies
full-time
day shift
palo alto ca
stanford health care
pharmacy manager
ambulatory pharmacy
infusion pharmacy
onsite
hybrid
no on-call
Work arrangement
  • Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

  • Competitive pay scale, comprehensive health benefits, and professional development opportunities.

Why this role

Requires PharmD and California Board of Pharmacy licensure.

About the employer

Stanford Health Care is hiring for this role. Industry: HMO Medical Centers. Sector: 62.

Additional details

Industry sector
62
Industry
HMO Medical Centers
Occupation code
29-1051.00
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