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Pharmacist in Charge green card sponsorship follows the EB-2 or EB-3 employment-based path, requiring your employer to complete PERM labor certification with the Department of Labor before filing an I-140 petition with USCIS. Per-country backlogs mean priority dates matter, so starting the process early with a sponsoring employer is essential.
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Reports To: Pharmacy Director
Job Summary: Responsible to the Board of Pharmacy for the licensed establishment's compliance with the laws and administrative rules of this state and of the federal government pertaining to the practice of pharmacy and the distribution of drugs and devices. The role of this position is to assure compliance is maintained.
Qualifications and Requirements:
The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Job duties may be modified at any time based on business needs.
Essential Job Duties:
- Ensures compliance to all rules, regulations and statutes as indicated in the Arizona Pharmacy Act.
- Acts as official liaison with Compliance Officer of State Board of Pharmacy.
- Assists Director of Pharmacy in the supervision and direction of the pharmacy staff in the matters of daily pharmacy operations.
- Assists Pharmacy Technician Supervisor with the supervision and direction of the pharmacy staff in the matters of daily pharmacy operations to ensure compliance to all pertaining pharmacy laws and respective scopes of practice.
- Provides standard of practice in pharmaceutical care by the checking of prescriptions, complete, effective patient counseling and education regarding medications and their use.
- Assists patients in solving problems, such as identifying old medications or finding over-the-counter solutions.
- Assists in the coordination of pharmacy practices with other health care departments by maintaining working relationships with all departments.
- Assists in maintenance of financial control by providing support to 340B Program Audit Specialist during prescription reviews.
- Assists in coordination of the pharmacy with outside agencies to assure compliance with all state and federal rules, regulations and laws governing pharmacy activities.
- Identifies and discusses potential or actual drug interactions or other incompatibility issues with providers and other clinical staff.
- Oversees storage of all prescription drugs and controlled substances inside pharmacy.
- Maintains accurate inventory of medications and implements loss prevention controls.
- Oversees safe disposal of infectious and/or hazardous wastes.
- Participates in pharmacy-related committees and meetings and CCHCI leadership meetings as needed.
- Assists in development of CCHCI pharmacy operations policies and procedures.
- Assists in creating and maintaining schedule templates within clinic EMR software.
- Responds to requests for assistance from colleagues at Chiricahua Community Health Centers in a positive, helpful manner.
- Assists in any other duties as requested by Director of Pharmacy if required.
Required Minimum Qualifications - Education, Experience, CertificatesLicenses:
- Graduate from an accredited College of Pharmacy, Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D.).
- Current Arizona State Board of Pharmacy Pharmacist License.
- Current CPR certification.
- Valid Fingerprint Clearance Card.
Preferred Qualifications - Education, Experience, CertificatesLicenses:
- Minimum of three years pharmacy experience preferred.
Required Language Skills:
- Ability to comprehend and compose instructions, correspondence, and communications in English in both oral and written format.
- Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred, but not required.
- Ability to effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to patients, internal providers and staff and other agency staff working in cooperation with the organization.
Physical Requirements:
- Ability to occasionally exert enough force to move objects weighing up to 10 pounds.
- Ability to continuously remain in a stationary position.
- Ability to stand for extended periods.
- Ability to constantly move about inside the workplace to assist patients, operate office equipment, etc.
- Possesses hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity necessary to constantly operate computer, telephone and other office machinery, and grasp and seize small objects such as medication tablets and containers.
- Possesses close visual acuity necessary to accurately record and view information on a computer monitor, handwritten and typed documents, as well as accurately identify and distinguish colors.
- Ability to perceive the size, shape, temperature and/or texture of objects by touch.
- Ability to discern the nature of sounds at a normal spoken volume.
Other Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Ability to perform medical math that may include the use of ratio/proportion, dosage calculation, metric and household equivalents, roman numerals, abbreviations, and general math including percentages, etc.
- Ability to skillfully gather and analyze data.
- Ability to perform a variety of assignments and make decisions requiring considerable independent judgment.
- Displays high level of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Displays sound and accurate judgment and ability to make timely decisions.
- Knowledge of health plans and community health centers preferred.
- Knowledge of HIPAA and Corporate Compliance rules and regulations.
- Knowledge of 340B regulations.
- Computer literacy required with proficiency in use of all Microsoft Office programs.
- Knowledge of Electronic Health Records preferred.
- Ability to prioritize and plan work activities, use time efficiently and develop realistic action plans.
Work EnvironmentConditions:
- Work environment is typical of a health care facility setting with occasional exposure to communicable diseases, bodily fluids, and hazardous chemicals.
- Work requires occasional travel and extended hours to include early mornings, evenings, holidays, and weekends.
Job Title: Pharmacist in Charge
Reports To: Pharmacy Director
Job Summary: Responsible to the Board of Pharmacy for the licensed establishment's compliance with the laws and administrative rules of this state and of the federal government pertaining to the practice of pharmacy and the distribution of drugs and devices. The role of this position is to assure compliance is maintained.
Qualifications and Requirements:
The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Job duties may be modified at any time based on business needs.
Essential Job Duties:
- Ensures compliance to all rules, regulations and statutes as indicated in the Arizona Pharmacy Act.
- Acts as official liaison with Compliance Officer of State Board of Pharmacy.
- Assists Director of Pharmacy in the supervision and direction of the pharmacy staff in the matters of daily pharmacy operations.
- Assists Pharmacy Technician Supervisor with the supervision and direction of the pharmacy staff in the matters of daily pharmacy operations to ensure compliance to all pertaining pharmacy laws and respective scopes of practice.
- Provides standard of practice in pharmaceutical care by the checking of prescriptions, complete, effective patient counseling and education regarding medications and their use.
- Assists patients in solving problems, such as identifying old medications or finding over-the-counter solutions.
- Assists in the coordination of pharmacy practices with other health care departments by maintaining working relationships with all departments.
- Assists in maintenance of financial control by providing support to 340B Program Audit Specialist during prescription reviews.
- Assists in coordination of the pharmacy with outside agencies to assure compliance with all state and federal rules, regulations and laws governing pharmacy activities.
- Identifies and discusses potential or actual drug interactions or other incompatibility issues with providers and other clinical staff.
- Oversees storage of all prescription drugs and controlled substances inside pharmacy.
- Maintains accurate inventory of medications and implements loss prevention controls.
- Oversees safe disposal of infectious and/or hazardous wastes.
- Participates in pharmacy-related committees and meetings and CCHCI leadership meetings as needed.
- Assists in development of CCHCI pharmacy operations policies and procedures.
- Assists in creating and maintaining schedule templates within clinic EMR software.
- Responds to requests for assistance from colleagues at Chiricahua Community Health Centers in a positive, helpful manner.
- Assists in any other duties as requested by Director of Pharmacy if required.
Required Minimum Qualifications - Education, Experience, CertificatesLicenses:
- Graduate from an accredited College of Pharmacy, Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D.).
- Current Arizona State Board of Pharmacy Pharmacist License.
- Current CPR certification.
- Valid Fingerprint Clearance Card.
Preferred Qualifications - Education, Experience, CertificatesLicenses:
- Minimum of three years pharmacy experience preferred.
Required Language Skills:
- Ability to comprehend and compose instructions, correspondence, and communications in English in both oral and written format.
- Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred, but not required.
- Ability to effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to patients, internal providers and staff and other agency staff working in cooperation with the organization.
Physical Requirements:
- Ability to occasionally exert enough force to move objects weighing up to 10 pounds.
- Ability to continuously remain in a stationary position.
- Ability to stand for extended periods.
- Ability to constantly move about inside the workplace to assist patients, operate office equipment, etc.
- Possesses hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity necessary to constantly operate computer, telephone and other office machinery, and grasp and seize small objects such as medication tablets and containers.
- Possesses close visual acuity necessary to accurately record and view information on a computer monitor, handwritten and typed documents, as well as accurately identify and distinguish colors.
- Ability to perceive the size, shape, temperature and/or texture of objects by touch.
- Ability to discern the nature of sounds at a normal spoken volume.
Other Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Ability to perform medical math that may include the use of ratio/proportion, dosage calculation, metric and household equivalents, roman numerals, abbreviations, and general math including percentages, etc.
- Ability to skillfully gather and analyze data.
- Ability to perform a variety of assignments and make decisions requiring considerable independent judgment.
- Displays high level of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Displays sound and accurate judgment and ability to make timely decisions.
- Knowledge of health plans and community health centers preferred.
- Knowledge of HIPAA and Corporate Compliance rules and regulations.
- Knowledge of 340B regulations.
- Computer literacy required with proficiency in use of all Microsoft Office programs.
- Knowledge of Electronic Health Records preferred.
- Ability to prioritize and plan work activities, use time efficiently and develop realistic action plans.
Work EnvironmentConditions:
- Work environment is typical of a health care facility setting with occasional exposure to communicable diseases, bodily fluids, and hazardous chemicals.
- Work requires occasional travel and extended hours to include early mornings, evenings, holidays, and weekends.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Green Card Sponsorship in Pharmacist in Charge
Align your credentials with PERM requirements
PERM requires your employer to document that your foreign pharmacy degree meets the minimum requirements for the role. Have your credential evaluation completed by a NACES-approved evaluator before you start applying, so employers can confirm eligibility upfront without delays.
Target employers with multi-state pharmacy networks
Large pharmacy chains, hospital health systems, and integrated managed care organizations file PERM petitions more routinely than independent pharmacies. Focusing your search on employers with dedicated HR compliance teams reduces the risk of sponsorship falling apart mid-process.
Search verified green card sponsors on Migrate Mate
Filter your Pharmacist in Charge job search on Migrate Mate to surface employers with confirmed EB-2 and EB-3 green card sponsorship history, so you're applying to roles where permanent sponsorship is already part of the hiring process.
Clarify the PERM wage tier during offer negotiations
PERM requires your employer to pay at least the prevailing wage determined by DOL for your occupation and location. Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up the wage level tied to your offer before signing, and confirm your offered salary meets or exceeds that threshold.
Understand your O*NET occupation code before filing
The DOL classifies Pharmacist in Charge roles under a specific SOC code in O*NET, which anchors the PERM job description and prevailing wage. Confirm with your employer that the job duties match the O*NET profile to avoid a PERM audit or denial on occupational mismatch grounds.
Track your priority date if you're from India or China
EB-2 and EB-3 green cards have per-country numerical limits, and nationals from high-demand countries face significant backlogs. Check the USCIS Visa Bulletin monthly once your I-140 is approved so you know when you can file your I-485 adjustment of status.
Green Card Pharmacist in Charge: Frequently Asked Questions
Which green card category applies to Pharmacist in Charge roles?
Most Pharmacist in Charge positions qualify under EB-2, which covers roles requiring an advanced degree or a bachelor's degree plus five years of progressive experience. EB-3 is available for candidates holding a bachelor's degree in pharmacy. Your employer's immigration counsel will determine the stronger category based on how the job description is drafted for PERM.
How is green card sponsorship different from H-1B sponsorship for pharmacists?
Green card sponsorship leads to lawful permanent residence, not temporary status. The process requires PERM labor certification filed with the Department of Labor, a prevailing wage determination, and a recruitment test to show no qualified U.S. workers were available. There is no annual lottery. The timeline is longer than H-1B visa, but the outcome is permanent authorization to live and work in the United States.
How do I find employers who actively sponsor Pharmacist in Charge green cards?
Migrate Mate lists employers with verified EB-2 and EB-3 green card sponsorship history, searchable by role and location. This lets you focus applications on employers already familiar with the PERM process rather than approaching companies that may decline to sponsor once you raise the question.
Can I change pharmacy employers after my green card process has started?
AC21 job portability allows you to change to a same or similar occupation once your I-485 adjustment of status application has been pending for at least 180 days. If you change employers before that point, your new employer will need to restart the PERM process, though an approved I-140 priority date can often be carried forward to the new petition.
What does the PERM recruitment test require for a Pharmacist in Charge role?
Your employer must run a DOL-mandated recruitment campaign, including job postings in specific venues and formats, to demonstrate that no qualified U.S. workers applied for the position. The employer must retain recruitment records for five years. PERM audits are more common in healthcare occupations, so documentation quality matters significantly for this role.