LTC Scripts Inc·Washington Township, New Jersey
The pharmacist will handle order verification, clinical reviews, and supervise pharmacy technicians and workflow. They are also responsible for ensuring compliance with state and federal LTC regulations and collaborating with facility administrators.
401(k) Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Employee discounts Health insurance Paid time off Relocation bonus Training & development LTC Scripts is seeking an experienced Long Term Care Pharmacist (RPh) to join our growing team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a pharmacist who thrives in a fast-paced LTC environment, understands compliance, and wants to be part of a collaborative, high-performance pharmacy team.
You will work under the guidance of our Pharmacist-in-Charge (PIC), Nick, and play a key role in supporting our expanding long-term care facility partnerships.
Active NJ Pharmacist License (in good standing) Strong experience in Long Term Care pharmacy Proficiency with FrameworkLTC system (required) Knowledge of: Cycle fill IV antibiotics (preferred) Controlled substance regulations Emergency kits ALF & SNF workflows Strong communication skills with nurses, DONs, and facility administrators Team-oriented mindset Flexible with scheduling (including some evening/weekend rotation if needed) 🔹 What You’ll Be Doing:
Order verification and clinical review Consulting with LTC facilities Supervising technicians and workflow Ensuring compliance with state and federal LTC regulations Supporting packaging operations (bingo cards / unit dose) Collaborating closely with the PIC and leadership team 🔹 Why Join LTC Scripts?
Rapidly growing LTC pharmacy Supportive leadership and strong operational systems Opportunity to grow into senior clinical or operational roles Competitive salary (based on experience) Professional, high-accountability culture Stable, long-term growth opportunity 📧 Send resumes to: mickey@ltcscripts.com 📞 844-572-7478 🌐 www.ltcscripts.com
Candidates must hold an active NJ Pharmacist License and have strong experience in Long Term Care pharmacy. Proficiency with the FrameworkLTC system is required.
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