What are the responsibilities and job description for the Per Diem Pharmacist | Lakewood, New Jersey position at RPh on the Go?
A medical supply company seeks a licensed pharmacist to serve as Pharmacist-in-Charge (PIC) for their mail order operations shipping to Montana. This per diem role requires approximately one hour of work per week, making it ideal for a pharmacist looking for a flexible, ongoing contract commitment.
The primary responsibility is to ensure compliance with regulatory standards as outlined by the Board of Pharmacy. This includes maintaining proper documentation, accurate recordkeeping, and correct labeling of legend products shipped to Montana patients. The pharmacist must be able to verify patient information and product details to meet legal requirements. A Montana pharmacist license is not required; any active, clear state license is acceptable.
Location: Lakewood, NJ (remote work is possible given the nature of the role)
Schedule/Hours:
- Approximately 1 hour per week
- Flexible scheduling
Key Responsibilities:
- Serve as Pharmacist-in-Charge for the company’s mail order pharmacy operations
- Oversee documentation, labeling, and recordkeeping to ensure compliance with pharmacy laws
- Confirm accurate identification of Montana patients and the legend products dispensed
- Maintain current knowledge of regulatory requirements affecting mail order pharmacy services
Qualifications:
- Active and clear pharmacist license from any U.S. state
- Thorough understanding of pharmacy regulations related to mail order prescriptions
- Ability to work independently and manage regulatory responsibilities with minimal supervision
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to compliance
This role offers an excellent opportunity for pharmacists seeking a flexible assignment with minimal weekly hours, perfect for supplementing an existing practice or balancing other commitments. If you hold a valid pharmacist license and are interested in this ongoing contract position, please apply now to discuss next steps.
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