Jobs at Guardian Pharmacy

Deliver medications and pharmacy supplies to assigned healthcare facilities using efficient routes and strict time requirements. Verify totes and orders, exchange emergency kits and IV boxes, collect returns, complete shift paperwork, and protect patient privacy. The courier also monitors vehicle maintenance, follows traffic regulations, uses GPS, and provides professional client service while working independently and collaboratively.

Manage pharmacy client relationships across skilled nursing and assisted living facilities. Support implementations, staff education, regulatory compliance, quality improvement, mock surveys, service monitoring, risk reduction, and issue resolution. Partner with pharmacy operations to ensure reliable service, retain existing clients, increase account sales, and deliver clinical and educational programs. The role requires extensive travel, flexible hours, independent problem-solving, and an active nursing license.

Dispense medications accurately and legally, verify prescriptions for safety and feasibility, oversee packaging and cycle fills, manage inventory, support patients and healthcare professionals, and supervise pharmacy technicians. The pharmacist must maintain compliance with federal and state regulations, compounding guidelines, and quality standards while handling prescription transfers, medication errors, ordering, and operational deadlines.

Dispense and verify prescriptions accurately and legally in a high-volume closed-door pharmacy. Responsibilities include order entry, medication preparation, packaging, clinical and safety review, prescription transfers, patient and healthcare-provider communication, inventory ordering, regulatory compliance, error documentation, and oversight of pharmacy technicians. The pharmacist must maintain accuracy, solve problems independently, manage deadlines, and work flexible rotating shifts onsite.

Processes patient bills and prescription insurance claims, researches eligibility and coverage, resolves rejected claims, manages payments and credits, maintains audit documentation, and answers billing inquiries. The role also supports Medicare plan comparisons, patient census updates, prior authorizations, rebilling, payer compliance, and pharmacy system reporting while following HIPAA and other regulations.

Build and maintain pharmacy customer relationships, grow sales among existing and prospective clients, resolve service issues, support new facility launches, train client staff, provide compliance consulting, and participate in local marketing and association activities. The role also assists pharmacy operations with medical records and order entry as needed and requires extensive travel throughout the service area.

The Pharmacist In Charge supervises pharmacists and technicians, oversees daily prescription dispensing, IV preparation, compounding, workflow, staffing, and delivery schedules. The role ensures compliance with state and federal pharmacy regulations, manages controlled substances and USP <797> requirements, trains pharmacists, evaluates processes, and supports quality, safety, and efficiency improvements. The pharmacist also performs staff pharmacist duties on the floor for at least 75% of the time and collaborates with pharmacy leadership and other functional teams.

Processes patient bills, insurance claims, payments, credits, and prescription claim adjudication. Verifies insurance eligibility, resolves rejected claims and billing issues, maintains audit documentation, manages census and facility billing updates, and supports Medicare plan comparisons. Communicates with patients, caregivers, providers, and insurers while ensuring compliance with HIPAA and payer requirements.

Processes patient bills, insurance claims, payments, credits, and pharmacy claim adjudications. Verifies insurance eligibility, resolves rejected claims, maintains audit documentation, responds to billing inquiries, supports Medicare plan comparisons, and completes census and facility billing updates. Ensures accurate pharmacy-system data entry, compliance with HIPAA and payer requirements, and timely resolution of billing issues while collaborating across departments.

Lead sales and account management for a long-term care pharmacy, developing annual sales plans, acquiring and retaining facility clients, and ensuring profitable contracts. Build trusted client relationships, resolve service issues, advise on compliance, deliver staff training, and coordinate with pharmacy operations. Supervise Account Managers, support customer adoption, participate in industry associations, develop marketing collateral, and contribute to quality assurance and customer feedback initiatives. The role requires a valid driver’s license and 75–80% travel.

Supports pharmacy financial operations through deposits, payment postings, invoice coding, accounts receivable reporting, billing, collections, expense approvals, accounts payable tracking, and month-end accruals. Provides administrative support, manages office supplies and calendars, and assists with facilities issues. When needed, supports recruiting, onboarding, benefits communication, and employee training. Requires strong Excel, accounting, analytical, organizational, confidentiality, and problem-solving skills.

Prepare, enter, package, review, and verify prescriptions for accurate and legally compliant dispensing. Assess allergies, drug interactions, refill frequency, and patient safety; follow pharmacy regulations and compounding guidelines. Transfer prescriptions, answer clinical questions, manage inventory and ordering, communicate stock issues, oversee technicians, document medication errors, and maintain pharmacy supplies. Requires flexible hours, strong accuracy, independent problem-solving, and teamwork.

Processes pharmacy bills, insurance claims, payments, credits, and prescription claim adjudications. Verifies patient eligibility and benefits, resolves rejected claims, maintains audit documentation, supports Medicare plan comparisons, and manages patient billing inquiries. Completes census and facility billing updates while ensuring HIPAA, payer, and regulatory compliance. Requires accurate data entry, pharmacy system proficiency, strong customer service, and collaboration in a fast-paced, fully onsite environment.

Deliver pharmacy medications and supplies along assigned routes, ensuring accurate, timely deliveries while protecting patient information. Responsibilities include checking totes, exchanging emergency kits and IV boxes, collecting returns, completing paperwork, following traffic and safety regulations, monitoring vehicle maintenance, and providing respectful client service. The role requires independent problem-solving, deadline management, GPS use, flexible scheduling, and collaboration with pharmacy team members.

Dispense and package prescriptions accurately and promptly in compliance with federal and state regulations. Review orders for legality, safety, allergies, and medication incompatibilities; oversee cycle fills, compounding, inventory, transfers, and error reporting. Communicate with patients and healthcare professionals, manage stock and supplies, supervise pharmacy technicians, and support quality-focused pharmacy operations while meeting deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

Manages assigned pharmacy service accounts, serving as the primary client contact for issue resolution, onboarding, quality assurance, clinical and regulatory support, staff education, and business reviews. Builds trusted client relationships, supports retention and local marketing, coordinates with pharmacy operations, documents activities in Salesforce, and provides consulting services including vaccine clinics and audits. Requires an LPN nursing degree, active nursing license, valid driver’s license, and regular territory travel.

Dispense and verify prescriptions accurately and legally, including order entry, packaging, cycle fills, compounding, transfers, and medication safety reviews. Answer questions from patients and healthcare professionals, manage inventory and supplies, address out-of-stock products, document medication errors, and oversee pharmacy technicians. The role requires independent problem-solving, attention to detail, regulatory compliance, and flexible overnight work on a 7-days-on/7-days-off schedule.

Leads pharmacy sales and marketing across Kansas, developing annual sales plans, building new and existing client relationships, and ensuring profitable contracts. Advises long-term care and assisted living facilities, resolves service issues, supports compliance, delivers staff training, participates in industry associations, and promotes pharmacy services. Supervises and develops Account Managers, coordinates with operations, supports e-MAR interfaces, monitors customer feedback, and contributes to quality assurance initiatives. The role requires extensive territory travel and occasional evenings, weekends, and overnight work.

Processes patient bills and prescription insurance claims, verifies eligibility and coverage, resolves rejected claims, manages payments and credits, maintains audit documentation, and responds to billing inquiries. The role also supports Medicare plan comparisons, census and facility updates, prior authorizations, compliance with HIPAA and payer requirements, and accurate data entry within pharmacy systems.

Delivers pharmacy medications and supplies to assigned facilities on scheduled routes, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, patient privacy, and compliance with traffic and safety regulations. Responsibilities include checking totes, exchanging emergency kits and IV boxes, collecting returns, completing shift paperwork, monitoring vehicle maintenance, and resolving delivery issues. Requires flexible availability, independent work, attention to detail, and respectful client interactions.