Pharmacists dispense medications, check for interactions and dosing errors, and counsel patients on safe use. They work in retail, hospital, and clinical settings alongside prescribers.
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ensuring adherence to all sterile compounding best practices and regulatory standards. The supervisor will collaborate closely with pharmacists, peers, and operational leadership to maintain safe, efficient, and complian…
pharmaceutical care to our patients in an atmosphere of educational growth, shared respect and communication. We are currently seeking a Pharmacist Coordinator A to join our pharmacy team within the Weinberg Oncology Pha…
Technician, where you'll play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of our pharmacy. Working under the direct supervision of pharmacists and alongside other skilled technicians, you'll be responsible for a divers…
Overview Ansible Government Solutions, LLC (Ansible) is currently recruiting multiple Pharmacists to support the VA Maryland Health Care System including the surrounding clinics primarily located at 10 N Greene St, Balti…
piggybacks, large volume parenterals and chemotherapy) utilizing aseptic techniques in a timely manner for final check by a Clinical Pharmacist. Maintaining pre-determined stock levels. Utilizing the VistA computer syste…
Looking for an innovative organization and the opportunity to learn and grow professionally? We can help! We are seeking an Outpatient Pharmacist to support the Veteran community in the Baltimore, MD area. This position…
acute care and primary care clinical pharmacy specialists as well as 32 general and specialized pharmacy residents. The Clinical Pharmacist II in General Pediatrics provides clinical pharmacy services for patients on gen…
collaborate with doctors, nurses and specialists throughout Johns Hopkins Medicine to ensure continuity of your care. The Production Pharmacist is responsible for providing sterile compounded products to patients and oth…
over the telephone, in person within an outpatient pharmacy setting, and through pharmacy home visits. The Clinical Coordinator pharmacist performs medication management for patients who are enrolled in value-based clini…
completed, or be in the process of completing, an ASHP accredited PGY1 residency program or have equivalent experience. This Clinical Pharmacist I is responsible for working collaboratively with multidisciplinary health…
oncology, peri-operative, psychiatry, surgery, and solid organ transplant services among others. Responsibilities of the Clinical Pharmacist 1 (Night Shift) include but are not limited to providing clinical pharmacy serv…
tumor and hematologic malignancy teams. The Clinical Pharmacy Specialist will also provide education to students, residents, pharmacists, and other healthcare practitioners and will serve as a preceptor for pharmacy resi…
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $53–$63 | $110k–$131k |
| Mid level | $61–$71 | $126k–$147k |
| Senior | $68–$81 | $142k–$168k |
Adjusted for the Baltimore market from national ranges.
The skills these listings keep naming
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
Show clinical judgment plus diplomacy: the red flag you saw, how you contacted the prescriber, and how you spoke with the patient without accusation.
Describe a consistent verification routine and how you protect it from interruption. Mention how you use technicians so checks never get skipped.
Use plain language, confirm understanding by asking them to repeat key points, and check for interactions with what they already take.
Show that you address issues early and privately, focus on the workflow rather than the person, and document if patterns continue.
Quantify: vaccines per week, MTM sessions, or point-of-care testing. Retail employers increasingly hire around these services.
Name concrete habits: CE topics you chose recently, references you check, and an example of a guideline change you applied at work.
Pick a real example and focus on the system fix, such as shelf separation or a new verification step, rather than individual fault.
For pharmacists specifically — generic advice costs you here
Lead with your PharmD, state licensure, and NPI, plus immunization certification and any BPS board certifications such as BCPS.
Quantify your setting: prescriptions verified per day, technicians supervised, or clinical interventions documented per month.
Name your dispensing and clinical systems, for example Rx30, PioneerRx, or Epic Willow, since ramp time matters to employers.
Call out revenue-adjacent services you ran, such as vaccine clinics, MTM, or med sync programs, with participation numbers.
If hospital-based, note residency training (PGY1/PGY2), rounding responsibilities, and formulary or P&T committee work.
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