Compounding Pharmacist

Department:

Pharmacy & Compounding Operations

Location:

Stafford Texas — on site

Type:

Full-time

Shift:

Fixed schedule - 7:00 PM – 3:00 AM

Openings:

Published:

15 Sep at 12:12 am

Position Summary

We are hiring a Compounding Pharmacist on a fixed 7:00 PM to 3:00 AM schedule, bridging the evening production window and the overnight run. The role is hands-on: you will compound and verify patient-specific preparations, own the formulation and batch documentation for your window, and coach technicians through the technique that separates a compliant preparation from a rejected one. If you would rather be in the suite than behind a desk, this schedule is built for that.

Key Responsabilities

Compound and verify sterile and non-sterile patient-specific preparations in accordance with approved formulation records.
Assign and document beyond-use dating consistent with USP standards and internal stability references.
Review, approve, and maintain master formulation records and batch records for assigned preparations.
Conduct in-process and final checks, including visual inspection, weight and volume verification, and label accuracy review.
Train and evaluate technicians on aseptic technique, including observation of gloved fingertip sampling and media-fill testing.
Maintain component qualification records, certificates of analysis, and supplier documentation for materials used during the shift.
Hand off in-progress work, open deviations, and priority orders to the incoming overnight pharmacist in writing.

Qualifications

Active pharmacist license in good standing with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy.
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from an ACPE-accredited program.
Minimum two years of hands-on compounding experience preferred; 503A sterile compounding experience strongly preferred.
Documented aseptic technique competency, or ability to qualify during the onboarding period.
Detailed working knowledge of USP <795>, <797>, and <800> and applicable Texas pharmacy rules.
Willingness to commit to a fixed evening-to-overnight schedule.

Schedule, Physical and Working Conditions

Fixed schedule of 7:00 PM to 3:00 AM; scheduled days confirmed at offer.
Shift differential eligibility to be confirmed at offer. *
Extended periods of standing and fine-motor work inside primary engineering controls.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment for the duration of a compounding session.

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