American Addiction Centers·Concord, North Carolina
The Clinical Pharmacist oversees pharmaceutical care by designing and monitoring patient-specific medication therapy regimens and providing patient counseling. They also manage medication dispensing, ensure formulary adherence, and collaborate with the healthcare team to support medication safety and quality improvement.
Licensed in the state(s) of practice or eligible for reciprocity required Immunization and non-vaccine injectable certification required based on area of practice Credentialing and privileging required based on area of practice
Education
Required: Bachelor’s or Doctorate degree in pharmacy from an ACPE-accredited school of pharmacy required, or an FPGEC certificate from NABP
No experience required. Previous hospital experience is preferred.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s or Doctorate degree in pharmacy from an ACPE-accredited school and possess a valid pharmacy license in the state of practice. Additionally, immunization and non-vaccine injectable certification is required, with previous hospital experience preferred.
Market context
Pharmacy roles in North Carolina typically stay competitive because employers look for licensed pharmacists who can step in quickly in retail, hospital, or clinical settings. A B.S. in Pharmacy or Pharm.D. and a valid North Carolina pharmacist license are required here, while PGY1 completion and Board Certification can strengthen an application. Job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review details faster; before applying, confirm your license status and highlight any residency or certification experience.
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