Pharmacist

Salary Range: 65 to 70 (Currency: CAD) (Pay period: per-hour-wage)

Duties and Responsibilities

Dispense and verify prescriptions accurately and safely
Provide patient counselling and medication education
Conduct medication reviews and care plans
Deliver publicly funded clinical services, including assessments, renewals and adaptations
Administer injections and immunizations
Collaborate with nurse practitioners, physicians and other prescribers
Supervise and support pharmacy technicians and assistants
Maintain accurate records in compliance with ACP standards

Experience, Skills and Qualifications

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or PharmD from a recognized program
Registered, or eligible to register, on the clinical register of the Alberta College of Pharmacy
Authorization to administer drugs by injection
Additional Prescribing Authority (APA) is an asset
Strong clinical judgment and communication skills
Comfortable working in a team setting with technology and automation
Experience with Kroll is an asset

Required Experience

New graduates are welcome to apply
Pharmacists licensed in another province or territory are welcome to apply through labour mobility
Community pharmacy experience is an asset
Potential Relief shifts at sister location

Benefits

Eligible pharmacists may qualify for up to $60,000 in Canada Student Loan Forgiveness over 5 years for in-person work in Wembley (minimum 400 hours per year; subject to federal program eligibility)
Weekday daytime hours: Wembley 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM
No evenings, weekends or statutory holidays
Paid travel time between stores
Share of clinical services income, with an option to direct it to a group RRSP
Signing bonus and annual retention bonus
Northern living allowance
Relocation allowance
Group medical, dental and vision benefits
ACP registration and malpractice insurance support
Flexible vacation, up to two months per year with a coverage plan
Mentorship toward Additional Prescribing Authority
Growth pathway toward management or licensee roles