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Aya Healthcare · Mesa, AZTravel

Pharmacy - Pharmacist Inpatient

TypeFull time
Assignment13 weeks
ShiftDays
PostedNov 6
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active Pharmacist (RPh) license
Certifications
✓BLS certification
Qualifications
✓EPIC EMR experience required
✓Must be comfortable managing all aspects of pharmacy operations in a small-team environment
Inpatient pharmacy experience preferred, including Omnicell, IV compounding, and clinical dosing services
Pay for this position
$781 – $1,023/wk
Arizona pharmacist contractsmedian $2,991/wk
$700/wkFloor 74% below the Arizona median floor$3,800/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active Pharmacist (RPh) license
Certifications
✓BLS certification
Qualifications
✓EPIC EMR experience required
✓Must be comfortable managing all aspects of pharmacy operations in a small-team environment
Inpatient pharmacy experience preferred, including Omnicell, IV compounding, and clinical dosing services
New Arizona pharmacy contracts paying $750+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Email me new Pharmacy jobs in Arizona paying $750+/wk
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Full employer posting

  • Pharmacy – Pharmacist Requirements
  • Active Pharmacist (RPh) license
  • BLS certification
  • EPIC EMR experience required
  • Inpatient pharmacy experience preferred, including Omnicell, IV compounding, and clinical dosing services
  • Must be comfortable managing all aspects of pharmacy operations in a small-team environment Schedule & Coverage
  • Schedule published approximately one month in advance
  • Block booking may be available based on staffing needs
  • 2–3-week assignments preferred to align with compliance timelines Additional Information
  • LTACH setting caring for medically complex patients
  • Small, collaborative pharmacy teams with low-to-moderate patient volumes
  • Local candidates accepted at travel rate
  • Pending references accepted at submission
  • Openings support staffing shortages and planned leave coverage