Compounding Pharmacist Jobs
Compounding Pharmacist jobs are open across independent pharmacies, hospital systems, veterinary practices, and specialty compounding labs, from entry-level staff pharmacist roles to pharmacy director and clinical compounding specialist positions, with specializations in sterile compounding, non-sterile formulation, and hazardous drug handling. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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As our Clinical Pharmacist, you’ll help our doctors and nurses safely prescribe and dispense medications to help our patients feel better and recover from their illness or injury.
Every day, you’ll build trust in these interactions by reviewing every prescription in your queue. We never rely entirely on the computer to check for safety; we always use an expert for the final check. That’s you. You’ll review prescriptions for potential drug interactions, correct dosing, patient allergies or anything that looks unusual in your opinion.
To excel in this role, you must enjoy learning new concepts and researching information in real-time to provide solutions for our patients. You should also continually look for ways to go above and beyond for your patients, delivering an exceptional experience along with exceptional care.
- Demonstrates ability to document clinical activities and interventions such as consults, patient teachings and other patient specific information as defined by policy and procedure
- Responsible for managing the technicians and delegating appropriate tasks while validating the accuracy of medications intended for distribution from the IV room, central pharmacy or decentralized automated dispensing machine
- Possesses extensive USP 797 knowledge and experience is a plus as this pharmacist will provide clinical pharmacy services to patients receiving IV medications and be responsible for maintaining accurate and complete documentation for the dispensing of IV solutions
- Interprets medication orders and/or prescriptions for drug interactions, appropriate drug selection and appropriateness. Accurately enters / verifies the order or prescription into the computer system, labels, and dispenses medications in a timely manner
- Verifies and checks medications prepared by other pharmacy personnel
- Communicates drug information to patients and health professionals. Resolves drug related problems by consulting with other health care professionals to achieve appropriate patient outcomes. Unclear orders written by a licensed provider are clarified with the licensed provider. Assists the licensed provider in appropriate drug selection and therapeutic regimens
- Achieves and maintains an adequate basic knowledge base to provide clinical services for all age groups served. Provides basic clinical services as required by policy and procedure
- Maintains a working knowledge of automated systems
- Bachelors Of Science Pharmacy, or
- Doctor Of Pharmacy Pharmacy
- Pharmacist: AZ, and
- American Heart Association-issued Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CT CPRBLS)
Preferred
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Hello humankindness
Imagine working in an environment where your experience and dedication truly makes a difference, guided by Dignity Health's profound values: Dignity, Justice, Stewardship, Collaboration, and Quality. Here, patient-first care isn't just a motto – it's our daily practice. As a leading 443-bed acute care hospital, we champion interdisciplinary teamwork and the highest standards of safety, because our patients, and you, deserve nothing less.
For over 50 years, Chandler Regional Medical Center (CRMC) has been a trusted partner to the vibrant East Valley community. This means you'll be joining a stable, growing organization with a rich history of service and innovation. We're passionate about your professional growth, offering extensive training, comprehensive resources, and abundant career advancement opportunities to help you reach your full potential.
If you're a dedicated, compassionate professional eager for a dynamic, patient-centered career with one of Arizona's 'Most Admired Companies,' and you thrive in a truly supportive environment, we invite you to discover how your passion can transform lives at CRMC. Explore our opportunities and become a part of a team that celebrates you.
Pay Range
$54.76 - $81.45 /hour
As our Clinical Pharmacist, you’ll help our doctors and nurses safely prescribe and dispense medications to help our patients feel better and recover from their illness or injury.
Every day, you’ll build trust in these interactions by reviewing every prescription in your queue. We never rely entirely on the computer to check for safety; we always use an expert for the final check. That’s you. You’ll review prescriptions for potential drug interactions, correct dosing, patient allergies or anything that looks unusual in your opinion.
To excel in this role, you must enjoy learning new concepts and researching information in real-time to provide solutions for our patients. You should also continually look for ways to go above and beyond for your patients, delivering an exceptional experience along with exceptional care.
- Demonstrates ability to document clinical activities and interventions such as consults, patient teachings and other patient specific information as defined by policy and procedure
- Responsible for managing the technicians and delegating appropriate tasks while validating the accuracy of medications intended for distribution from the IV room, central pharmacy or decentralized automated dispensing machine
- Possesses extensive USP 797 knowledge and experience is a plus as this pharmacist will provide clinical pharmacy services to patients receiving IV medications and be responsible for maintaining accurate and complete documentation for the dispensing of IV solutions
- Interprets medication orders and/or prescriptions for drug interactions, appropriate drug selection and appropriateness. Accurately enters / verifies the order or prescription into the computer system, labels, and dispenses medications in a timely manner
- Verifies and checks medications prepared by other pharmacy personnel
- Communicates drug information to patients and health professionals. Resolves drug related problems by consulting with other health care professionals to achieve appropriate patient outcomes. Unclear orders written by a licensed provider are clarified with the licensed provider. Assists the licensed provider in appropriate drug selection and therapeutic regimens
- Achieves and maintains an adequate basic knowledge base to provide clinical services for all age groups served. Provides basic clinical services as required by policy and procedure
- Maintains a working knowledge of automated systems
- Bachelors Of Science Pharmacy, or
- Doctor Of Pharmacy Pharmacy
- Pharmacist: AZ, and
- American Heart Association-issued Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CT CPRBLS)
Preferred
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Hello humankindness
Imagine working in an environment where your experience and dedication truly makes a difference, guided by Dignity Health's profound values: Dignity, Justice, Stewardship, Collaboration, and Quality. Here, patient-first care isn't just a motto – it's our daily practice. As a leading 443-bed acute care hospital, we champion interdisciplinary teamwork and the highest standards of safety, because our patients, and you, deserve nothing less.
For over 50 years, Chandler Regional Medical Center (CRMC) has been a trusted partner to the vibrant East Valley community. This means you'll be joining a stable, growing organization with a rich history of service and innovation. We're passionate about your professional growth, offering extensive training, comprehensive resources, and abundant career advancement opportunities to help you reach your full potential.
If you're a dedicated, compassionate professional eager for a dynamic, patient-centered career with one of Arizona's 'Most Admired Companies,' and you thrive in a truly supportive environment, we invite you to discover how your passion can transform lives at CRMC. Explore our opportunities and become a part of a team that celebrates you.
Pay Range
$54.76 - $81.45 /hour
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Who's Hiring
- hims & hers13
- Ro2
- Remedy2
- UMS1
- EDEN1
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in compounding pharmacist jobs.
- Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from an accredited program
- Active state pharmacist license in good standing
- Knowledge of USP 795, 797, and 800 compounding standards
- Experience with sterile or non-sterile compounding techniques
- Familiarity with cleanroom procedures and aseptic technique
- PCAB accreditation experience or willingness to pursue certification
Tips for Your Compounding Pharmacist Job Search
Lead your resume with compounding-specific credentials
List your PCAB accreditation experience, USP 795 and 797 compliance training, and any hazardous drug handling certifications before general pharmacy experience. Hiring managers for compounding roles scan for these first because they're non-negotiable in most lab environments.
Target postings by compounding category
Filter openings by sterile, non-sterile, or veterinary compounding rather than applying broadly. Each category has distinct equipment, regulatory requirements, and patient populations, so a resume tailored to your compounding type converts far better than a general one.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists compounding pharmacist openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Document your formulation volume and complexity
Quantify your compounding background by noting the number of unique formulations you've prepared, classes of compounds handled, and any high-risk or complex preparations. Employers can't evaluate your bench depth without specifics, and vague descriptions get screened out.
Prepare for scenario-based technical interview questions
Expect questions about USP chapter compliance decisions, beyond-use dating rationale, and how you'd handle a potency or sterility deviation. Practice walking through your decision-making process out loud, since interviewers want to assess your regulatory reasoning, not just your recall.
Negotiate around shift structure and lab equipment
Before accepting an offer, ask specifically about cleanroom certification status, hood maintenance schedules, and whether the lab compounds high-alert medications. These factors affect both your liability exposure and day-to-day workload in ways that base pay alone doesn't reflect.
Compounding Pharmacist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most compounding pharmacists?
The most active employers for compounding pharmacists right now are hims & hers, Ro, and Remedy, and the most openings are in Texas, Florida, and Arizona, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Independent specialty compounding pharmacies and health system outpatient pharmacies tend to post the highest volume of open roles.
How many compounding pharmacist jobs are remote?
About 0% of compounding pharmacist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most compounding work. Remote opportunities tend to cluster in clinical oversight, quality assurance review, regulatory compliance, and telepharmacy supervision roles rather than bench compounding positions.
How do you become a compounding pharmacist?
You start by earning a PharmD from an accredited pharmacy school, then passing the NAPLEX and MPJE to obtain a state pharmacist license. From there, you gain compounding-specific training through residency rotations, employer onboarding, or continuing education programs focused on USP standards. Many pharmacists pursue additional credentials like PCAB certification or hands-on sterile compounding coursework to specialize further.
Can you get a compounding pharmacist job with limited experience?
Yes, many employers hire new graduates into compounding roles when candidates demonstrate strong aseptic technique and USP chapter familiarity from rotations or lab coursework. Highlighting any compounding-focused APPE rotations, student lab hours, or volunteer experience at a compounding pharmacy makes your application competitive even without full-time compounding employment history.
What does the compounding pharmacist interview process look like?
Most employers start with a phone screen focused on your compounding background and license status, followed by an on-site or video interview with the pharmacy director. Technical questions about USP compliance, beyond-use dating, and cleanroom protocols are standard. Some facilities include a practical skills assessment or ask you to walk through a real compounding scenario to evaluate your bench judgment and regulatory reasoning.
Where can I find and apply to compounding pharmacist jobs?
You can find and apply to compounding pharmacist jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your compounding specialty and experience level, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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