KabaFusion·Columbus, Ohio
The pharmacist is responsible for ensuring ethical pharmacy practice and compliance with state and federal regulations. Key duties include performing pharmacokinetic dosing, accurate prescription order entry, and conducting clinical reviews for patient care.
Come join an exciting and innovative company that puts the “care” back in healthcare!
Why do pharmacists want to work here? The reason people love working for KabaFusion is because of the impact we have on our patients. Here, it doesn’t matter what your role is, you will be part of a team that works collaboratively to change lives. You will go home knowing you’ve made a difference and improved someone’s life.
What started as a single pharmacy in 2010 has grown into KabaFusion becoming the largest privately held home infusion company in the country. We have a national network of pharmacies and nursing offices strategically placed to service 40+ states. Couple that with over 30 years of combined experience and it’s no wonder why KabaFusion is the industry leader in home infusion.
As KabaFusion, we put an emphasis on patient care and positive clinical outcomes and, as a pharmacist with us, you are the front line. Whether that is working with providers, calling the patients themselves, or doing clinical review, you are an integral cog in the continuum of care the patient receives.
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (Doctor of Pharmacy or a Master of Science degree in Pharmacy desirable) from an accredited college of pharmacy.
Current license as a registered pharmacist in state of employment.
1-2 years of recent experience and strong knowledge base in intravenous admixture services and intravenous therapy.
KabaFusion is a mission driven company with a focus on innovation and patient care so, as a pharmacist, if that sounds like something you want to be a part of, then look no further.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and a current registered pharmacist license in the state of employment. One to two years of recent experience in intravenous therapy and admixture services is required.
Market context
In Ohio, pharmacy intern roles are typically driven by ongoing staffing needs in retail, hospital, and community settings, especially for candidates building toward licensure. These roles are competitive because employers look for current College of Pharmacy enrollment, a valid Pharmacy Intern license, and comfort with algebraic calculations and computer systems. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time; before applying, confirm your license status and highlight any hands-on pharmacy or customer service experience.
