Community Health of Central Washington·Yakima, Washington
The pharmacist is responsible for reviewing prescriptions, dispensing medications, and providing clinical information to patients and staff. The role focuses on improving medication use and compliance within underserved communities.
Pharmacist (part time) Bring your knowledge of 340B pharmacy and passion to make a difference in the health of our underserved communities to Central Washington Family Medicine where you will enjoy a part-time schedule with NO nights, NO weekends and work/life balance. This is an excellent opportunity to work with our amazing Pharmacy team while reviewing prescriptions, dispensing medications and providing medication information to patients, providers, and clinical staff to improve medication use and compliance. This is a part time position (20 hrs/wk), M-F.
$64.55 - $74.23 hourly
Apply now to join a team where your professional growth is encouraged and supported. At CHCW, we provide quality healthcare through service and education and enjoy a culture that is Helpful, Encouraging, Accountable, and Team oriented.
Requires a Bachelor or Doctor of Pharmacy degree, a WA Pharmacist license, BLS certification, and vaccine administration certification. Candidates must complete a drug screen and provide proof of required immunizations.
Market context
Hospital pharmacy roles in Washington often draw steady demand from healthcare systems that need licensed pharmacists with inpatient and clinical experience. Competition is stronger for candidates who already hold a Washington Registered Pharmacist license and can work with automated drug distribution and clinical pharmacy methods. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your licensure status and highlight any hospital pharmacy experience in your application.
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