Director of Pharmacy

CompleteRx has an opportunity for a Director of Pharmacy at our partner hospital, Maury Regional Medical Center, located in Columbia, TN. Just south of Nashville, this charming town offers a welcoming small-town feel with easy access to attractions in the city, making it a great place to live and work.

Relocation Assistance up to $15K. (Eligible amount based on the distance of the relocation.)

• Location: Columbia, Tennessee (1-Hour South of Nashville)
• Position: On-site (This is not a remote position.)

CompleteRx is a national pharmacy management company who partners with hospitals to elevate pharmacy services. We work closely with Maury Regional’s pharmacy team to maintain the highest standards of care. Our team of subject matter experts brings in-depth knowledge of pharmacy best practices and training.

As the Director of Pharmacy, you’ll lead a team of 11 direct reports and 50 FTE's, while having the support of CompleteRx’s operations team as a resource. Your leadership and innovative ideas will shape pharmacy services, ensuring our patients receive the best care at the 255-bed acute care hospital.

What You Will Do

Evaluates operations on an ongoing basis to ensure safe, appropriate, cost-effective care delivery

• Develops, enforces, and maintains policies and procedures that promote cost-effective, appropriate, and safe drug use.
• Evaluates operations on an ongoing basis using principles of continuous process improvement.
• Develops, implements, checks, and retools action plans to address variances and improve efficiency.
• Develops and maintains a medical-staff-approved formulary.
• Supervises drug storage and preparation areas throughout the hospital.
• Provides for the educational needs of healthcare professionals and patients and their families.
• Ensures maintenance of an adequate drug supply. Ensures the integrity of the drug supply. Establishes specifications for the procurement of drugs, chemicals, and biologicals.
• Ensures strict control and accountability for drugs dispensed to patients or distributed to floor stock.
• Assures adequate control and documentation of controlled substances.
• Maintains a quality improvement plan for the department
• Ensures the pharmacy is in compliance with all federal, state, and other regulatory agency laws and standards.

Supervises, trains, mentors, and evaluates staff.

• Supervises pharmacy personnel.
• Develops job descriptions, performance standards, and performance goals.
• Evaluates and counsels staff on their performance.
• Prepares work schedules and monitors workload statistics. Maintains an appropriate staffing level.
• Provides for the educational needs of the pharmacy staff.
• Acts as a positive role model, mentor, and preceptor.
• Communicates with staff and promotes staff ownership in problem-solving and participation in operational decision-making.

Prepares annual budget, controls and reduces costs, forecasts operational needs, and reviews expenditures to ensure budget limits are not exceeded.

• Prepares a pharmacy budget annually.
• Reviews monthly financial statistics and plans expenditures within budget guidelines.
• Monitors and justifies all expenses exceeding budgeted targets.
• Ensures preparation and submission of patient charges and financial reports to administration in accordance with hospital policy.
• Administers reports, documents, payroll records, employee surveys, and other required data.
• Ensures compliance with hospital policies and procedures that apply to pharmacy services.

Establishes the scope of services and develops annual implementation plans which contribute to the organizational strategic objectives.

• Develop, implement, and maintain a program that improves the quality of pharmacy services and supports the quality improvement plan of the organization.
• Participate in all committees/functions required by the organization including the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.
• Establish productive collaborative relationships with physicians, nursing, administration, and other hospital staff.
• Meet customers' needs and expectations.

What You Will Need

• Bachelor of Science or PharmD degree required.
• Current license to practice pharmacy in the State of Tennessee.
• Three (3) years of acute care hospital management experience.
• Three to five (3-5) years of acute care hospital pharmacy experience.

Compensation & Benefits:

As an employee of CompleteRx, your commitment to learning will be encouraged and supported through ongoing training and professional development. We nurture a collaborative, high-performance culture and offer a challenging career along with a comprehensive benefits package.

• Medical, dental, and vision
• Flexible Spending Account or Health Savings Account
• Vacation and sick time
• Continuing education: Eligible employees have access to a full complement of continuing-education courses as well as a wide variety of career development opportunities.
• 401(k) plans: CompleteRx offers a 401(k) plan with a company match.
• License Reimbursement
• Short and Long-Term Disability

Company Description:

Founded in 1998 as a service-driven organization with a strong sense of community, CompleteRx embarked on a strategy to become the employer of choice in hospital pharmacy management and consulting. Since our founding, we believe our success has been driven by our employees who are our most valuable resources. We believe the very best outcomes are accomplished when all employees share a sense of mutual ownership for successful results and where each employee accepts personal accountability for their individual contributions. These beliefs are the core of our Team Covenant which guides all of our actions to the patients we care for, hospitals we support, and fellow employees we work alongside.

CompleteRx is an Equal Opportunity Employer by choice.