Company Description Eliberts Management Services Inc. is a growing healthcare services organization that focuses on providing safe, efficient, and patient-centered pharmacy support within the communities it serves. The company is committed to upholding high standards of clinical practice, regulatory compliance, and ethical patient care. Team members work collaboratively to improve access to medications, support treatment adherence, and enhance health outcomes. Eliberts Management Services Inc. values professionalism, continuous learning, and respect for diverse patients and colleagues.
Role Description The Pharmacist is a full-time, on-site role based in Nanaimo, BC. This role is responsible for accurately dispensing prescriptions, verifying medication orders, and ensuring compliance with all applicable pharmacy regulations and standards. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing patient profiles, assessing potential drug interactions, counseling patients on proper medication use, and answering questions about treatments and side effects. The Pharmacist will collaborate with other healthcare professionals to optimize medication therapy, manage inventory and controlled substances, and maintain clear, accurate documentation. The role also involves contributing to quality assurance activities, supporting pharmacy assistants and technicians, and participating in initiatives to improve patient safety and service efficiency.
Qualifications
- Active licensure or eligibility for licensure as a Pharmacist in British Columbia, with good standing in the relevant regulatory college.
- Strong knowledge of pharmacology, therapeutics, and current clinical guidelines, including drug interactions and contraindications.
- Demonstrated ability to provide clear, compassionate patient counseling and education, with excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Proficiency in pharmacy management systems, electronic health records, and standard office software to support accurate dispensing and documentation.
- Experience or training in community pharmacy or similar settings, with sound judgment and attention to detail in high-volume environments.
- Commitment to ethical practice, patient confidentiality, and adherence to federal and provincial pharmacy laws and standards.
- Ability to work collaboratively with diverse healthcare teams, supervise and mentor support staff, and contribute to a positive workplace culture.
- Relevant university degree in Pharmacy (e.g., BScPharm or PharmD) and ongoing participation in continuing professional development.