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Discover Vanderbilt Health : With eight hospitals and over 180 clinics, we are the region’s largest comprehensive academic health system. Vanderbilt Health has a long tradition of providing world-class care to the people of the Mid-South, living out our mission of moving medicine forward through preeminent programs in patient care, education and research. Here you’ll find a spirit of collaboration and a supportive community where your expertise is valued, your knowledge expanded and your uniqueness celebrated. We are committed to fostering an environment where talented, compassionate people are united in bringing the most advanced care to our neighbors throughout the region.
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Pharmacy Clinic Onc ClinicalJob Summary:
Leads the pharmacy team in the coordination, monitoring and supervision of pharmacy services for the department. This includes human resources, medication systems and pharmaceutical care to ensure the provision of quality patient focused care that meets all federal, state and local laws and regulations. Plans and develops customer focused pharmacy systems and services for specific area to meet the changing needs of the medical enterprise. Works with administrative team and staff to constantly innovate the method for delivery of quality cost effective pharmacy services. Manages and develops staff members to insure competency and growth of staff. Manages budget including volumes, drug and personnel expense for a specific area..
Position Highlights
- Monday - Friday day shift hours.
- Position is located on Main Campus.
- Position includes management and oversight of clinical oncology pharmacists.
- Clinical oncology experience is preferred.
- Experience overseeing clinical staff is preferred but not required.
- Clinical Pharmacist experience is preferred.
- Must have 2 years of relevant experience. TN Pharmacist License is required.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinates, monitors and manages pharmacy operations while maintaining all safety and compliance regulations.
- Effectively coordinates departmental resources and actively participates in stewardship and cost control initiatives.
- Effectively manages human resources and creates an environment that enhances morale and facilitates teamwork.
- Manages pharmacy systems and operations to enhance quality, safety and efficiency.
- Ensures the delivery of outstanding customer service to both internal and external stakeholders. The responsibilities listed are a general overview of the position and additional duties may be assigned.
Technical Capabilities
- Pharmacy Program Management (Advanced): Demonstrates the uppermost levels of expertise in challenging and complex situations. Often takes a lead role in highly pressurized situations when there is a need to provide results. Consistently delivers services in a creative and imaginative manner while setting a standard for others.
- Leadership (Intermediate): Motivates and inspires others to perform at a high level. Puts aside personal needs and considerations for the good of the team. Communicates in a positive and constructive way, demonstrating an enthusiasm for team and unit goals. Takes appropriate risks, showing and accepting personal accountability for actions and decisions. Gets others to share challenges and perform as a valuable member of the team and unit. Accomplishes results through influence, coaching, communication and commitment with minimal use of authority and control.
- Compliance (Intermediate): Demonstrates knowledge of the appropriate rules and regulations and applies them in difficult, stressful and complex situations. Able to interpret and explain rules and regulations that are ambiguous or unclear. Directs others in interpreting rules and regulations on the job and trains others in them.
- Operations Planning (Intermediate): Demonstrates ability to forecast complex resource needs, identify discrete tasks, set priorities, define dependencies, schedule activities, meet deadlines, and organize work for a single functional area. Merges diverse points of view into a coalition with shared goals and objectives. Plans for and anticipates events outside of immediate responsibility. Identifies relevant stakeholders and gains their commitment. Anticipates problems and obstacles before they arise. Able to absorb changes to major assignments while maintaining a high level of performance. Competently handles multiple assignments and projects simultaneously. Sets priorities with a proper sense of urgency and importance. Develops creative ideas and takes innovative action to achieve planned goals and objectives.
- People Management (Intermediate): Successfully resolves conflicts and disciplinary problems. Provides counseling and career development planning to subordinates. Constructively gives timely positive and negative feedback, confronting individual performance problems in a professional and sensitive manner. Aware of the values, abilities and needs of others. Demonstrates the ability to create a positive work climate, establishing a feeling of partnership and empowering others. Has set, coached and assessed the assignment objectives of subordinates. Practices and rewards behaviors supportive of company values.
- Business Results (Novice): Develops and implements appropriate measures for attaining well-defined business results and tracks progress in meeting goals and objectives. Continuously demonstrates a strong focus on quality in spite of pressures from competition, budgets, and time. Anticipates and responds effectively to customer needs. Sensitive to changes in the environment which may impact customer satisfaction, product quality, or profitability. Able to specify clear, precise personal objectives.
- Quality Management (Novice): Has provided continuous analysis and evaluation of assignment work processes, constantly striving for improvement in the way tasks and activities are accomplished by questioning their value to the process and contributing creative solutions. Has participated in the process of establishing, communicating and monitoring standards for quality and excellence. Demonstrates the ability to actually work on and improve a current business process, product or service.
Allied health is among the fastest growing occupations in healthcare today. This area can be defined as credentialed professionals who perform supportive, diagnostic, and therapeutic health care services to promote health and prevent disease in a variety of settings.
These areas are crucial to Vanderbilt Health’s reputation for excellence in these areas that has made us a major center for patient referrals from throughout the Mid-South.
Each year, people throughout Tennessee and the southeast choose Vanderbilt Health for their health care because of our leadership in medical science and our dedication to treating patients with dignity and compassion.
Core Accountabilities:
* Organizational Impact: Directs activities to achieve operational plans with some near term effect on results of the department/area.* Problem Solving/ Complexity of work: Identifies issues, gathers facts to resolve technical and operational problems. * Breadth of Knowledge: Applies in-depth knowledge and skills of a professional/technical area and basic management knowledge to manage the work of the team.* Team Interaction: Leads a complex department with a focus on implementation. Typically executes on a short to medium term strategies.Core Capabilities :
Supporting Colleagues: - Develops Self and Others: Invests time, energy, and enthusiasm in developing self/others to help improve performance e and gain knowledge in new areas. - Builds and Maintains Relationships: Maintains regular contact with key colleagues and stakeholders using formal and informal opportunities to expand and strengthen relationships. - Communicates Effectively: Recognizes group interactions and modifies one's own communication style to suit different situations and audiences .Delivering Excellent Services : - Serves Others with Compassion: Seeks to understand current and future needs of relevant stakeholders and customizes services to better address them. - Solves Complex Problems: Approaches problems from different angles; Identifies new possibilities to interpret opportunities and develop concrete solutions. - Offers Meaningful Advice and Support: Provides ongoing support and coaching in a constructive manner to increase employees' effectiveness. Ensuring High Quality - Performs Excellent Work: Engages regularly in formal and informal dialogue about quality; directly addresses quality issues promptly. - Ensures Continuous Improvement: Applies various learning experiences by looking beyond symptoms to uncover underlying causes of problems and identifies ways to resolve them. - Fulfills Safety and Regulatory Requirements: Understands all aspects of providing a safe environment and performs routine safety checks to prevent safety hazards from occurring. Managing Resources Effectively: - Demonstrates Accountability: Demonstrates a sense of ownership, focusing on and driving critical issues to closure. - Stewards Organizational Resources: Applies understanding of the departmental work to effectively manage resources for a department/area. - Makes Data Driven Decisions: Demonstrates strong understanding of the information or data to identify and elevate opportunities. Fostering Innovation: - Generates New Ideas: Proactively identifies new ideas/opportunities from multiple sources or methods to improve processes beyond conventional approaches. - Applies Technology: Demonstrates an enthusiasm for learning new technologies, tools, and procedures to address short-term challenges. - Adapts to Change: Views difficult situations and/or problems as opportunities for improvement; actively embraces change instead of emphasizing negative elements.Position Qualifications:
Responsibilities:
Certifications:
LIC-Pharmacist License - TennesseeWork Experience:
Relevant Work ExperienceExperience Level :
2 yearsEducation:
Bachelor's (Required)This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact within Vanderbilt Health, supported by a comprehensive benefits package which may include health, disability, retirement and/or wellness offerings to enhance your well-being and professional growth.
Vanderbilt Health is committed to fostering an environment where everyone has the chance to thrive and is committed to the principles of equal opportunity. EOE/Vets/Disabled.
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- Walgreens715

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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in pharmacy manager jobs.
- Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree or equivalent from an accredited institution
- Active state pharmacist license with good standing and no disciplinary history
- Two or more years of experience as a staff pharmacist in a relevant setting
- Demonstrated ability to supervise pharmacy technicians and manage daily operations
- Proficiency with pharmacy dispensing software and automated dispensing systems
- Knowledge of HIPAA compliance, DEA controlled substance regulations, and state board rules
Tips for Your Pharmacy Manager Job Search
Tailor your resume for each setting
A retail pharmacy manager resume should highlight prescription volume, technician scheduling, and inventory metrics, while a hospital or specialty setting wants clinical outcomes and formulary management. Swap the lead bullet points to match the employer's environment before you apply.
Highlight your pharmacist-in-charge credentials
Many listings require or prefer a pharmacist-in-charge designation, which is state-specific. Name your state licensure, any PIC registration, and the date you completed it prominently in your credentials section so screeners don't have to look for it.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists pharmacy manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target openings by dispensing software
Pharmacy managers are often asked about proficiency with systems like PioneerRx, QS/1, or McKesson. Scan job descriptions for the software named and call it out by name in your resume skills section to pass automated resume filters.
Prepare a metric-backed leadership story
Pharmacy manager interviews almost always include a question about running a team through a staffing shortage or compliance audit. Rehearse one specific example with a before-and-after outcome you can state clearly, so your answer doesn't come across as vague.
Negotiate beyond base pay at offer stage
Pharmacy manager offers frequently include shift differentials, continuing education stipends, and relicensure reimbursements that aren't in the headline number. Ask for the full compensation breakdown in writing before you accept, so you're comparing complete offers.
Pharmacy Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most pharmacy managers?
The companies hiring the most pharmacy managers right now include Walgreens, CVS Health, and Walmart, with the largest share of openings in Texas, Florida, and California, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Health system consolidation and retail pharmacy expansion are driving the bulk of current demand.
How many pharmacy manager jobs are remote?
About 37% of pharmacy manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, since most roles require on-site dispensing and team supervision. The exceptions tend to be telepharmacy director roles, clinical pharmacy management positions, and multi-site regional oversight roles that allow partial remote scheduling.
How do you become a pharmacy manager?
You become a pharmacy manager by first earning a PharmD, completing an ACPE-accredited program, and obtaining a state pharmacist license by passing the NAPLEX and MPJE exams. From there, you build supervisory experience as a staff pharmacist, take on lead or senior pharmacist responsibilities, and demonstrate operational competence in scheduling, compliance, and inventory before moving into a manager role.
Can you get hired as a pharmacy manager with limited management experience?
You can get hired as a pharmacy manager with limited formal management experience if you've taken on unofficial leadership duties such as training new technicians, covering shifts as a lead, or managing a department during a vacancy. Highlight those responsibilities explicitly on your resume, because many employers, especially independent pharmacies and smaller health systems, promote from within based on initiative rather than title history.
What does the pharmacy manager interview process look like?
The pharmacy manager interview process typically starts with a phone screen by a recruiter or HR contact, followed by a panel interview with a district manager, regional pharmacy director, or clinical leadership. Candidates are usually asked scenario questions about handling a DEA audit, a technician dispute, or a fill-rate problem. Some employers include a tour of the dispensing floor or a brief competency review before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to pharmacy manager jobs?
You can find and apply to pharmacy manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your setting preference, licensure state, and experience level, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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