Production Integrated Pharmacist

The Production Integrated Pharmacist is a cross-trained pharmacist responsible for the preparation, verification, and oversight of both sterile and non-sterile compounded medications within a 503A pharmacy. This role ensures compliance with USP <795>, <797>, <800>, applicable state board regulations, and internal SOPs, while supporting production efficiency, quality assurance, and staff development.

• Compound non-sterile preparations in accordance with USP <795>
• Verify formulas, calculations, ingredients, and beyond-use dating (BUD)
• Perform final verification of finished products, labeling, and packaging
• Maintain accurate documentation in batch records and electronic systems
• Support formulation development and SKU optimization
• Train and mentor technicians and interns
• Participate in investigations, deviations, and CAPA activities

• Compound sterile preparations in compliance with USP <797>
• Perform aseptic technique in ISO-classified cleanrooms
• Conduct final verification including visual inspection and documentation
• Ensure environmental monitoring and personnel qualifications are current
• Review and complete sterile batch and release documentation
• Support sterile investigations and quality events

• Ensure adherence to USP <795>, <797>, <800>, FDA guidance, and state regulations
• Participate in audits and inspection readiness activities
• Support deviation investigations and root cause analysis
• Maintain inspection-ready documentation

• Provide staffing flexibility across sterile and non-sterile areas
• Support workflow optimization and production planning
• Collaborate with Quality, Operations, Sales, and Leadership
• Assist with onboarding and competency assessments

• Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited school of pharmacy
• Current and active pharmacist license in Texas
• 3+ years of compounding pharmacy experience
• Experience is sterile and/or non-sterile compounding
• Knowledge of USP <795>, <797>, and <800>
• Strong organizational and communication skills

• Fast-paced pharmacy setting requiring multitasking and attention to detail
• Collaborative team environment with cross-functional exposure to compounding, fulfillment, and clinical coordination
• May require occasional remote or telephonic patient interactions
• Ability to stand for extended periods during shifts
• Frequent use of hands for typing, data entry, and medication preparation
• Ability to lift up to 25 lbs occasionally
• Visual acuity required for reading prescriptions and verifying medication labels