Pharmacy Leadership Position

Company Description Genoa Healthcare® has been providing hands-on, personal pharmacy services to individuals living with behavioral health and other complex conditions for more than 20 years. The organization partners closely with clinics, community providers, and health plans to make access to medications easier and support continuity of care. Genoa Healthcare is committed to serving and celebrating people from all backgrounds, emphasizing inclusivity and patient-centered care. Team members join a mission-driven environment where pharmacy services are integrated into care settings to improve health outcomes. To learn more, applicants can visit www.genoahealthcare.com and review the company’s social media policy online.Role Description This Pharmacy Leadership Position is an on-site role based in Columbus, OH. The leader in this position will oversee day-to-day pharmacy operations, including medication dispensing accuracy, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance activities. Responsibilities include supervising pharmacy team members, coordinating schedules, supporting professional development, and fostering a culture of safety and service excellence. The role involves collaborating with clinic partners and care teams to optimize medication management for individuals with behavioral health and complex conditions, addressing clinical questions, and supporting care coordination. The position also includes monitoring performance metrics, implementing process improvements, and contributing to strategic initiatives that enhance patient experience and outcomes.Qualifications Demonstrated leadership experience in a pharmacy or healthcare setting, including team supervision and operational oversight.Strong clinical pharmacy knowledge, with the ability to support safe medication use for behavioral health and complex patient populations.Excellent communication and collaboration skills for working with clinic partners, care teams, and diverse patient communities.Proficiency in pharmacy management systems, workflow optimization, and adherence to regulatory and safety standards.Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or equivalent degree, active pharmacist license in good standing (or eligibility) for Ohio.Commitment to equity, inclusion, and culturally responsive care, with a patient-centered and service-oriented mindset.Ability to work on-site in Columbus, OH, manage multiple priorities, and adapt to a fast-paced clinical environment.