Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor

Overview

This respected Community Medical Center along the Oregon Coast is seeking a Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor for a meaningful leadership opportunity focused on safe, high-quality medication management. This role is well-suited for a clinically strong pharmacist who enjoys balancing hands-on expertise with program development and team leadership.

The Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor is part of a not-for-profit Community Medical Center that serves as a vital healthcare anchor for the coastal region, offering comprehensive inpatient services with a strong emphasis on quality and patient safety. The organization has earned an “A” safety grade, reflecting a deep, ongoing commitment to evidence-based practice and regulatory excellence. The culture values collaboration, accountability, and thoughtful growth without unnecessary layers of bureaucracy.

The Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor reports directly to senior pharmacy leadership and works as an integral member of the pharmacy leadership team, providing day-to-day clinical and operational oversight for pharmacy staff. The role partners closely with physicians, nursing leaders, and quality teams to ensure safe and effective drug therapy practices and collaborates regularly with compliance and performance improvement colleagues across the organization.

The Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor supports an inpatient pharmacy operation that is clinically driven, professional, and highly engaged in quality improvement initiatives. The pharmacy team includes experienced pharmacists and technicians who value strong interdisciplinary relationships and consistent standards of practice. The pace is steady but purposeful, with a shared focus on optimizing patient outcomes across a diverse patient population.

The Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor leads clinical program design, formulary management, drug therapy monitoring, and medication-use standards to support safe and effective pharmacotherapy. The role also mentors pharmacists, supports clinical competencies, and advances evidence-based practice through literature evaluation and education. Administratively, the supervisor contributes to operational planning, regulatory readiness, staffing oversight, and quality initiatives aligned with Joint Commission and CMS expectations.

Life outside of work is a major draw for the Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor, with coastal Oregon offering natural beauty and small-town charm. Activities nearby include hiking, photography, golf, fishing, exploring a historic downtown, and local breweries, all just minutes from the coast.

The Hospital Pharmacy Supervisor role offers competitive compensation paired with generous benefits, reflecting the value placed on experienced pharmacy leadership. Beyond compensation, the role provides the opportunity to make a visible impact on patient safety, clinical quality, and medication outcomes for an entire coastal community.

• Lead clinical program design, formulary management, drug therapy monitoring, and medication-use standards to support safe, effective pharmacotherapy.
• Mentor pharmacists and support clinical competencies; advance evidence-based practice through literature evaluation and education.
• Provide day-to-day clinical and operational oversight for pharmacy staff; collaborate with physicians, nursing leaders, and quality teams to ensure safe drug therapy practices.
• Collaborate with compliance and performance improvement colleagues; contribute to regulatory readiness and quality initiatives aligned with Joint Commission and CMS expectations.
• Support inpatient pharmacy operations with a clinically driven, professional culture focused on quality improvement.

• Clinically strong pharmacist with leadership experience in pharmacy operations and program development.
• Experience mentoring pharmacists and advancing clinical competency and evidence-based practice.
• Ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and contribute to regulatory readiness and quality initiatives.

Competitive compensation and generous benefits package. The role offers a meaningful opportunity to impact patient safety, clinical quality, and medication outcomes for a coastal community.