Clinical Pharmacist | Retail, Hospital & LTC | $115K-$166K + Relocation | SD
Updated 10/28/26
South Dakota, United States
Physician
Critical Care/Trauma
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Long-Term Care/Facility
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
Tired of high-volume, metrics-driven pharmacy? Here, you'll know your patients by name, work shoulder to shoulder w/ the providers who care for them, & have a real say in how pharmacy services grow. This trusted system pairs clinical depth w/ the personal touch of retail.
Details:
• Support a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital & a 60-bed Long-Term Care facility w/ an 11-bed memory care unit
• Variety every week w/ a 70% retail & 30% hospital pharmacy split
• Oversee medication management & clinical support for long-term care & nursing home residents
• Reasonable 70-80 prescriptions per day, so there's time to counsel patients & catch what matters
• Work directly w/ physicians, nurses, & care teams to fine-tune therapy & improve outcomes
• Practice at the top of your license w/ clinical influence & true decision-making authority
Growth Opportunities:
• Partner closely w/ the Director of Pharmacy on departmental initiatives & strategic planning
• Take a lead role in service expansion, operational improvements, & new patient care programs
• Grow your leadership skills & drive innovation w/ visible impact on the organization & community
Package:
• $115K-$166K based on experience
• Sign-on bonus & relocation assistance
South Dakota:
• Healthcare & commercial hub of south-central South Dakota
• Celebrated nationally for some of the best pheasant hunting anywhere
• Missouri River lakes about an hour away for boating, walleye fishing, & camping
• Golf, parks, & open prairie for hiking, biking, & wildlife viewing
• Lively downtown w/ local restaurants, shops, & year-round events
• Strong schools, safe neighborhoods, & a welcoming, small-town pace
• Affordable homes & a cost of living well below national averages
• Minutes from home to work, leaving more time for family & personal interests
• A community where healthcare professionals are respected & valued
Claire Ladig
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Details:
• Support a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital & a 60-bed Long-Term Care facility w/ an 11-bed memory care unit
• Variety every week w/ a 70% retail & 30% hospital pharmacy split
• Oversee medication management & clinical support for long-term care & nursing home residents
• Reasonable 70-80 prescriptions per day, so there's time to counsel patients & catch what matters
• Work directly w/ physicians, nurses, & care teams to fine-tune therapy & improve outcomes
• Practice at the top of your license w/ clinical influence & true decision-making authority
Growth Opportunities:
• Partner closely w/ the Director of Pharmacy on departmental initiatives & strategic planning
• Take a lead role in service expansion, operational improvements, & new patient care programs
• Grow your leadership skills & drive innovation w/ visible impact on the organization & community
Package:
• $115K-$166K based on experience
• Sign-on bonus & relocation assistance
South Dakota:
• Healthcare & commercial hub of south-central South Dakota
• Celebrated nationally for some of the best pheasant hunting anywhere
• Missouri River lakes about an hour away for boating, walleye fishing, & camping
• Golf, parks, & open prairie for hiking, biking, & wildlife viewing
• Lively downtown w/ local restaurants, shops, & year-round events
• Strong schools, safe neighborhoods, & a welcoming, small-town pace
• Affordable homes & a cost of living well below national averages
• Minutes from home to work, leaving more time for family & personal interests
• A community where healthcare professionals are respected & valued
Claire Ladig
Cell: [Register to View]
[Register to View] [Register to View]
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