Pharmacist

Company Description Collier Drug Stores serves the people of Northwest Arkansas with a strong focus on exceeding customer expectations and building friendly, long-term relationships. Team members use their expertise and resources to provide personalized care, treating each customer as they would a friend. In addition to prescription services, Collier Drug Stores offers point of care testing, vaccinations, free delivery, and compounding. The company also provides medication synchronization, over-the-counter products and gifts, durable medical equipment, and other services designed to support community health and convenience. Role Description The Pharmacist is responsible for dispensing medications accurately, verifying prescriptions, and providing clear counseling to patients on proper use, potential side effects, and drug interactions. This full-time, on-site role in the Greater Fayetteville, AR Area includes collaborating with prescribers and other healthcare professionals, managing inventory, and ensuring compliance with state and federal pharmacy regulations. Day-to-day tasks involve overseeing medication compounding when needed, administering vaccinations, and supporting point of care testing while maintaining detailed and accurate records. The Pharmacist will also participate in medication synchronization programs, coordinate free delivery services, supervise pharmacy support staff, and contribute to a positive, customer-centered environment. Qualifications Ability to accurately dispense medications, verify prescriptions, and perform medication therapy management. Skills in patient counseling, customer service, and clear communication with diverse populations. Experience with immunization administration, point of care testing, and basic clinical assessments. Knowledge of pharmacy laws, insurance processes, documentation standards, and regulatory compliance. Competence in inventory management, ordering, and handling controlled substances responsibly. Proficiency with pharmacy management systems, e-prescribing tools, and basic computer applications. Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or equivalent degree from an accredited institution. Active pharmacist license in the state of Arkansas, or eligibility to obtain licensure before start date. Ability to stand for extended periods, lift moderate weights, and perform essential on-site pharmacy tasks. Prior community or retail pharmacy experience is preferred; experience with compounding and durable medical equipment is a plus. #J-18808-Ljbffr Collier Drug Stores