Pharmacist-In-Charge, 503A Compounding Pharmacy

The Pharmacist in Charge (PIC) oversees pharmacy operations, ensures compliance with SOPs, state and federal regulations, and supervises pharmacists and technicians. The PIC achieves production goals, assists with investigations and daily tasks, monitors training status, and serves as the main contact for regulatory agencies. Responsibilities include oversight of sterile and non-sterile compounding, adherence to USP standards (797, 795, 800), and maintaining professional and legal compliance. COMPLIANCE Represent the facility in all state and federal regulatory audits, visits, and communication. Ensure full compliance with Board of Pharmacy, DEA, FDA, and USP regulations. Maintain compliance with all state and federal regulatory agencies. Understanding of the importance/impact of USP standards. Maintain state pharmacy license(s) TRAINING Monitor training and work with the training/compliance team to ensure all training is up to date. Details OPERATIONS Responsible for the execution of opening and closing activities; either directly, or through delegation to a staff pharmacist. Ensures the strict procedures are followed around the facility. Directly supervise staff pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. Serve as designated person for compounding operations Ensure production goals are created, tracked, and met. Identify trends or issues that are delaying batch production or causing batches to be cancelled. Writing operational and production SOP’s. Assist in documentation and completion of Adverse Drug Event forms. Answer clinical questions from health professionals and provide product information. Support order verification within computer order processing queue to ensure facility and product accuracy. Review of all batch records and associated documentation verification. Ensuring safe work environments, enforcing operational discipline, and monitoring aseptic behaviors. Efficiently utilize tools and metrics (KPI’s) to monitor staff productivity, deliverables, timelines, and quality of work product to adjust staffing levels and operational processes as needed to ensure operational effectiveness. Oversee environmental monitoring, quality assurance, and corrective action plans. Ensure proper documentation of training, competency, and licensure. Requirements EDUCATION: Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or equivalent. EXPERIENCE: Minimum 5 years of compounding pharmacy experience; sterile compounding strongly preferred. REQUIRED CERTIFICATES/REGISTRATIONS: Active, unrestricted pharmacist license in the Florida (and additional states as required). SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Strong written and verbal communication skills and an ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds Ability to work with all levels of management Prioritize tasks Handle multiple tasks/projects simultaneously Prioritize, organize, and delegate assignments Ability to build positive relationships and influence Ability to write professional business corres