Pharmacist [Full Time & Part-time]
Neighborhood LTC Pharmacy Inc·Omaha, Nebraska
Neighborhood LTC Pharmacy Inc·Omaha, Nebraska
The pharmacist is responsible for verifying multidose medication cards and performing clinical consultations with prescribers and nurses. Key duties include administering long-acting injectables and participating in medication review committees for IDD and behavioral health patients.
Description Staff Pharmacist | Omaha, NE | Full-Time or Part-Time | 100% Employee-Owned (ESOP) WHY THIS ISN'T JUST ANOTHER PHARMACY JOB
At Neighborhood LTC Pharmacy, you won't be counting by 5s in a retail setting or processing insurance rejections all day. You'll be caring for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and behavioral health needs—people who depend on you to get their medications right, on time, every time.
· Verify multidose medication cards with full-color MARs using AI assisted technology · Clinical consultations with prescribers, nurses, and direct support professionals · Medication therapy management and drug interaction reviews · Administer long-acting injectables injections · Real-time MAR updates so caregivers always have accurate information · Participate in medication review committees
· Work with an inclusive team · Build relationships with agencies who genuinely appreciate your expertise · Make a real difference for individuals who need specialized medication support · Have time to actually practice pharmacy (not just process claims)
Headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, we're a 100% employee-owned closed-door pharmacy specializing in IDD and behavioral health. As a closed-door pharmacy, we are known for our innovative med cup packaging systems partnered with our high level of customer service, offering dedicated staff to our customers. We offer a business culture that focuses on work-life balance and teamwork to fulfill our mission.
We are seeking a reliable and dedicated Full-Time and/or Part-time Staff Pharmacist to join our team in Omaha, NE who demonstrates our core values: · Trust: Is the foundational bedrock in our relationships with the medical community and our patients. We strive to inspire confidence in our ability to deliver the highest level of care · Innovation: Leveraging technology and creativity to energize the medical team to enhance patient care with solution driven ideas. · Assurance: Results matter. Accuracy and timeliness are paramount at every level to cement our legacy to provide a medication administration system that is safe and simple to use. · Advocate: Serving our patients and caregivers with unwavering support while treating each person with dignity and respect to bring joy to their day. · Collaboration: Working together for the best interest of the patient with an assigned pharmacy care team to communicate clearly and efficiently to achieve the best possible outcomes.
WHAT OUR PHARMACISTS SAY "I left my retail job after 12 years. Best decision I ever made. At Neighborhood, I actually get to use my clinical knowledge. The agencies trust us, the patients know us, and I'm building wealth through ESOP I never imagined." — Pharmacist, Lincoln, NE
"I thought ESOP was just marketing talk until I saw my first valuation statement. My account has grown substantially in 3 years. That's real money; money I'm building without taking anything out of my paycheck." — PIC, Kansas City, KS
Neighborhood LTC Pharmacy is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees, including those with disabilities.
Job Duties/Responsibilities: Must possess meticulous skills of checking medication packs, data entry, and providing consultations to other providers. Pharmacist will also be administering a variety of injections to patients. The ability to multi-task, remain accurate, and become part of a team-oriented culture is important. The position may also include occasional participation in various medication review committees.
Market context
In Nebraska, pharmacy technician roles are typically tied to steady demand in retail, hospital, and long-term care settings, where accuracy and dependable workflow support matter most. These positions can be competitive because employers often screen closely for active licensure, math and data-handling skills, communication, and the ability to manage physically demanding work. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm whether the listed Michigan license requirement aligns with your credentials before applying.
