Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Overnight Staff Pharmacist - San Antonio, TX, Amazon Pharmacy
San Antonio, Texas, USA · Staff+
Sponsorship not specified$104k-$146kDetected 1 day ago
ComplianceExcelInventory ManagementOnboardingCustomer SupportPharmacy PracticePatient CareCommunication
About the role
- The base salary range for this position is listed below.
- Your Amazon package will include sign-on payments and restricted stock units (RSUs).
- USA, TX, San Antonio - 103,800.00 - 146,400.00 USD annually
Responsibilities
- Implement policies and procedures in accordance with state and federal laws
- Support pharmacy operations across departments as needed
- Physical requirements may include ability to perform warehouse work and lift at least 20 pounds About the team
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Science, or Doctor of Pharmacy in PharmD, or Doctor of Pharmacy.
- Knowledge of pharmacy laws and federal/state regulations concerning patient care.
- Knowledge of Knowledge of Windows desktop environment and use of Word, Excel, IE, Firefox etc - Can have an active and unrestricted pharmacist license in your state of employment (additional licenses may be required).
- Experience in oral and written communication
- Knowledge of Knowledge of Windows desktop environment and use of Word, Excel, IE, Firefox etc
- Can have an active and unrestricted pharmacist license in your state of employment (additional licenses may be required)
- Maintain required regulatory documentation
Nice to have
- Understanding of pharmacy laws and federal/state regulations.
- USA, TX, San Antonio
Compensation
- The base salary range for this position is listed below.
- USA, TX, San Antonio - 103,800.00 - 146,400.00 USD annually
Benefits
- Collaborate with healthcare team members
- Document all healthcare team communications
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