Pharmacy Manager - Chicago, Illinois New 9119 S. Exchange Avenue

Nuvem Rx’s Pharmacy Management Team is looking for a compassionate, patient centric Pharmacist to manage and grow our pharmacy presence. Our goal is to make you feel empowered in the role that you play when managing your pharmacy, personnel, client relationships/clinic support and patient population. As the pharmacy manager, you will be responsible in managing our pharmacy relationship with our health center client. This includes engaging with clinic providers and their clinical staff, providing drug related education, acting as a member of the patient care team, and attendance of clinical meetings. Our patient’s health, compliance, and satisfaction are the most important factors to us. As the Pharmacist in Charge/Pharmacy Manager, you are responsible for demonstrating the highest standard of patient quality care - from advising on prescriptions to helping chronic and specialty conditions. In addition, you are responsible for facilitating a team culture that promotes caring, enthusiasm, and pride by leading, and directing your pharmacy staff to achieve specific goals. Essential Job Functions: Provide support and education to patients on their medications. Management of staff pharmacist and technicians, if applicable. Motivate, inspire, and develop the pharmacy staff by maximizing colleagues’ strengths and weaknesses. Address knowledge gaps by increasing knowledge through education and training. Pharmacy operational management and oversight. This includes: Pharmacy Professional Practice Regulatory Requirements Quality Assurance Customer Service Inventory Management Workflow Management Keep abreast and stay current with HIPAA and Frauds Waste and Abuse credentialing. Comply with all applicable legal rules, regulations, and procedures. Ensure that the Pharmacy and its employees are compliant with Federal, State and Local laws regulated. 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Preferred Experience and Skills Previous management experience in a retail pharmacy setting, 340b knowledge is a bonus but not required. 5 years pharmacist experience minimum, 3 year pharmacy management experience Immunization certification is preferred. Planning and implementation of growth strategies for your pharmacy. Excellent oral and written communication skills Exceptional patient service skills Physical Requirements Standing for long periods of time Fine motor skills – repetitive hand motions via keyboard/phone Ability to hear, write, and speak effectively Voluntary Self-Identification of Disability Form CC-305 Page 1 of 1 OMB Control Number 1250-0005 Expires 07/31/2029 Why are you being asked to complete this form? We are a federal contractor or subcontractor. The law requires us to provide equal employment opportunity to qualified people with disabilities. We have a goal of having at least 7% of our workers as people with disabilities. 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