Pharmacist or Pharmacy Manager

OverviewFind Your Career Calling on the Coast: Pharmacy Manager – $65–$75/hour + $10,000 Recruitment Bonus OR Pharmacist – $60–$70/hour + $5,000 Recruitment Bonus + Waterfront Housing + Eligible for Canada Student Loan ForgivenessAbout Epic PharmacyEpic Pharmacy is an independent, patient-focused pharmacy grounded in trust, autonomy, and community health. Located on the west coast of Vancouver Island, we serve a diverse rural population and partner with Indigenous communities. We’re seeking a Pharmacy Manager or Staff Pharmacist to join our care-driven, values-based team.You’ll be joining a group of dedicated individuals who are empowered to shape how care is delivered—with autonomy, mentorship, and meaningful relationships at the core of what we do.Role HighlightsPharmacy Manager: $65–$75/hour; Pharmacist: $60–$70/hour (negotiation based on experience)$10,000 or $5,000 recruitment bonus based on position (12-month return-of-service agreement)Discounted furnished waterfront suite in a quiet residential neighbourhoodStore hours: 10am–6pm; closed on statutory holidays10 days off every 2 months (optional for work–life balance)Autonomy and direct mentorship from ownerCE support and a full clinical scopeExtended health & dental, paid vacation, wellness supports, and HCSACollege licensing & BCPhA membership coveredModern Systems for a Smooth WorkflowWe’ve built systems that support pharmacy, not slow it down. You’ll practice in a fully paperless, tech-enabled environment using:Kroll Paperless Workflow & Patient Care ModulePharmasave eCare platformBlist Assist for efficient compliance packagingVivid Pill Counter for accuracy and assistant efficiencyOur team values your time and clinical judgment—our tools are built to enhance both.“Epic Pharmacy is a place where pharmacists are genuinely empowered. The culture is inclusive, clinically forward, and grounded in real community care — it’s everything you’d hope for in a rural practice.”— Julie, Pharmacist & Former ColleagueWhy Tofino?Tofino is a coastal village on the traditional territory of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation, part of the Nuu-chah-nulth peoples. Living here offers proximity to beaches and rainforest, with opportunities to work in partnership with Indigenous communities and contribute to reconciliation through respectful, culturally safe care.Known for its natural beauty, Tofino attracts those who value balance, connection, and purpose. It’s a place where nature and community guide a pharmacy practice that is an integral part of the circle of care.You BringLicensed (or eligible) and in good standing as a pharmacist in British ColumbiaStrong clinical reasoning and communication skillsA sense of curiosity and leadership potentialAlignment with Indigenous health values and community-centered careDuties and ResponsibilitiesThe below represents the general details associated with the principal functions of the position and should not be construed as a detailed job description. The incumbent may be required to perform other duties as assigned. All duties must be carried out in accordance with pharmacy legislation and internal patient care/customer service policies and procedures.Pharmaceutical DistributionMaintain a safe and productive work environment through compliance with quality control policies and procedures for patients and staffProvide and supervise excellent professional service to all patients/customers to support safe patient careCreate and maintain complete patient profiles (medications, medical conditions, history, allergies, and documentation of patient care activities)Perform, supervise, and review drug preparation and distribution activities per policies and procedures (scanning, counselling areas, in/out areas, wait times)Address issues identified with prescriptions, patient care, and services within appropriate timeframesVerify completed prescriptions for accuracy and ensure pharmacist verification of personally filled prescriptionsProcess prescription adjudication and sales using pharmacy software and POS systemsEnsure prescriptions are verified for appropriateness of therapy before release (including technician checks)Provide patient counselling on prescription and non-prescription medications in accordance with practice standardsDocument patient care activities, including prescription processing and counsellingManage situations involving drug diversion or inappropriate useAdhere to quality assurance policies for job performance management and narcotics/controlled substances handlingUnderstand and follow medication and patient care incident protocols, including near missesManage pharmacy workflow from start to finish, including scanning, packaging, and counselling areasInventory management including narcotics and controlled drug management and disposalProfessional ServicesProvide and supervise excellent professional service to meet patients’ drug-related needs and improve outcomesWork with patients and other health care providers to deliver pharmacy servicesExplain healthcare benefits, logistics, and costs to customers/patientsProactively inform patients of services/programs offeredEducate patients and provide drug information to promote healthDocument services rendered and outcomes achievedAct as a Pharmasave ambassador through programs including clinics and community seminarsBuild professional relationships with patients, customers, other health care providers, and industry membersAdministration and ManagementLead and manage the Pharmacy team, including recruiting, training, performance management, and conflict resolutionEnsure compliance with provincial standards and college regulationsCreate and monitor dispensary shift schedulesMaintain privacy and confidentiality of patient informationMaintain inventory for patient care and efficient operationsMonitor and remove expired medications in accordance with provincial lawConduct inventory spot checks and manage out-of-stocks per store policiesComply with regulations to secure narcotics and store assetsKeep patient care areas clean, tidy, and organizedEnsure supplies are checked, restocked, and ordered as neededOrganize health information resources and ensure they are updated to support care and programsReview pharmacy communications from Pharmasave, regulators, and industry bodiesJob RequirementsQualifications and Personal RequirementsProof of current pharmacist licensure in good standing with the provincial CollegeCommitment to ongoing professional developmentProfessional attitude and the ability to communicate effectively with customers, co-workers, suppliers, and others in the healthcare communityCompletion of any applicable Pharmacy Manager training as required by the provincial CollegeAbility to meet all eligibility requirements to assume the role of Pharmacy Manager as set by the provincial CollegeStrong leadership and communication skillsWorking ConditionsStanding for up to 8 hours a dayLifting/moving up to 30 lbsClimbing a ladder may be requiredOur MissionTo care with passion and warmth, taking a personal interest in your health.Our ValuesListening and learning to cultivate safe relationships. Delivering consistent and reliable health services. Practicing trust and empathy with everyone. Integrating and respecting the health care team. Belonging to a strong and united community. #J-18808-Ljbffr