As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 153 clinical pharmacist jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $61.30 an hour (from 90 postings). The most active employers are Fraser Health Authority, Northern Health Authority and PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority. Skills often requested: patient care, research, documentation and counselling.
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1+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Pharmacy and a current BC pharmacist licence, plus a hospital pharmacy residency or about one year of related experience. Strong knowledge of aseptic technique and cytotoxic drug handling, CPR skills, and a commitment to Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism are also required.
1+ YOECandidates need a BC pharmacist licence, a Bachelor of Pharmacy, and completion of a hospital pharmacy residency, plus one year of related experience. They also need aseptic and cytotoxic drug handling skills, CPR certification, strong communication, and knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism frameworks.
1+ YOECandidates need a pharmacy degree, a BC pharmacist licence and a hospital pharmacy residency, plus one year of related experience. They must show strong cultural safety and anti-racism commitment, aseptic and cytotoxic drug handling skills, CPR certification, and good verbal and written communication.
1+ YOECandidates need a pharmacy degree, a current licence with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia, and a hospital pharmacy residency or equivalent experience. They also need strong communication skills, aseptic and cytotoxic drug handling knowledge, CPR skills, and a commitment to Indigenous cultural safety.
1+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Pharmacy and BC pharmacist licence, a hospital residency or equivalent experience, and skills in aseptic technique and safe cytotoxic handling. They also need strong communication, teamwork, and knowledge of Indigenous health and anti-racism commitments.
1+ YOECandidates need a pharmacy degree and BC pharmacist registration, plus a Hospital Pharmacy Residency or equivalent. They also need about 1 year of related experience, aseptic and cytotoxic drug handling skills, and CPR certification.
1+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Pharmacy, a BC pharmacist licence and a hospital pharmacy residency, plus one year of related experience. They must also show knowledge of aseptic technique, safe cytotoxic drug handling, CPR, and Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism.
1+ YOECandidates need a pharmacy degree with a current BC pharmacist licence, plus a hospital pharmacy residency and one year of related experience. Strong aseptic and cytotoxic drug handling skills, CPR certification, and clear verbal and written communication are also needed.
1+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Pharmacy and BC pharmacist registration, plus a hospital pharmacy residency or one year of recent related experience. Strong communication, teamwork, aseptic technique, cytotoxic drug handling, CPR skills and commitment to Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism are also required.
1+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Pharmacy and BC pharmacist licence, a hospital residency or equivalent experience, and skills in aseptic technique and safe cytotoxic handling. They also need strong communication, teamwork, and knowledge of Indigenous health and anti-racism commitments.
1+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Pharmacy and BC pharmacist licence, a hospital residency or equivalent experience, and skills in aseptic technique and safe cytotoxic handling. They also need strong communication, teamwork, and knowledge of Indigenous health and anti-racism commitments.
1+ YOECandidates need a pharmacy degree and BC pharmacist registration, plus a Hospital Pharmacy Residency or equivalent. They also need about 1 year of related experience, aseptic and cytotoxic drug handling skills, and CPR certification.
1+ YOEQualifications, Education and Skills; Qualifications - B.Sc; Are you a registered Clinical Pharmacist looking to highlight your knowledge, skills, and abilities in a new and dynamic environment?
Statistics, Palliative care, Blood transfusion, General surgery, Occupational therapy, Physiotherapy
Qualifications, Education and Skills; Qualifications - B.Sc; Join a team that values your knowledge, recognizes the impact of your work, and invests in your professional growth
Candidates need a recognized pharmacy degree and an Ontario College of Pharmacists licence. Hospital residency, hospital direct-care experience and EPIC experience are assets, along with strong communication and a reliable attendance record.
Candidates need BC pharmacist licensure or eligibility, plus an accredited pharmacy residency or equivalent training. They must work independently, communicate well in English, and build good working relationships.
Candidates need a licence or eligibility with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia and an accredited pharmacy residency or equivalent experience. Strong clinical judgment, independent work and good communication are required.
Standard computerized office software applications
Candidates need current registration as a pharmacist with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia and completion of an accredited hospital pharmacy residency program. Strong clinical pharmacy, communication and documentation skills are needed.
Candidates need current registration with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia and completion of an accredited hospital pharmacy residency program. Strong clinical judgment, patient communication and teamwork skills are expected.
2+ YOECandidates need current pharmacist registration with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia and two years of recent patient care experience, ideally in a team-based primary care setting. A valid Class 5 driver's licence and access to a personal vehicle for business use are also required.
2+ YOECandidates need current registration as a pharmacist with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia, two years of recent patient care experience (ideally in primary care), and a valid Class 5 driver's licence with access to a personal vehicle. Strong communication, clinical reasoning and teamwork skills are also required.
1+ YOEInterior Health Authority needs a pharmacist registered with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia. Candidates need an accredited residency or at least one to three years of recent clinical pharmacy experience, and membership in the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists is encouraged.
computerized patient record systems, pharmacy database
1+ YOECandidates need current registration with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia and either a hospital pharmacy residency or at least one year of hospital experience plus advanced education. Strong communication, teaching, critical thinking and computer skills are required.
Cerner, e-mail, word processing, data analysis and reporting tools
2+ YOECandidates need a PharmD and an active pharmacy license, at least 2 years of professional pharmacy experience (hospital preferred), and weekly use of Lexidrug or Lexicomp. Strong working knowledge in two or three specialized clinical areas is also required.
How much does a clinical pharmacist make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $61.30 an hour, across 90 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $61.30 and the top quarter over $61.30.
Who is hiring clinical pharmacists?
Fraser Health Authority (65), Northern Health Authority (27), PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority (13), Island Health (13) and Interior Health Authority (8).
What skills do clinical pharmacist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention patient care, research, documentation, counselling, statistics, collaboration, communication skills and work in an organised manner.