Candidates need selling experience in cosmetics or beauty, good knowledge of beauty products and services, and strong communication and consultation skills. They must be able to lift up to 50 pounds, climb a ladder, and bend and stretch to stock shelves.
Candidates need to be pharmacy students who are comfortable with customer service and patient privacy. Strong communication skills with patients and staff are expected.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence in British Columbia, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and the ability to plan, delegate and lead a team. Pharmacy system and computer skills are an asset.
Candidates need some computer and cash register skills, strong organization and attention to detail, and the ability to work independently. They must be able to lift up to 50 pounds, climb a ladder, and work flexible shifts including nights and weekends.
Candidates need strong computer and register skills, good record-keeping, and attention to detail. Strong customer service, organization and teamwork under pressure are also expected.
Customer service, Merchandising, Documentation, Loss prevention, Health and safety regulations, Housekeeping
Candidates need strong computer and register skills, good organization and record keeping, attention to detail, and a friendly, customer-focused manner. Prior retail or cash handling experience is an asset.
Customer service, Merchandising, Documentation, Loss prevention, Health and safety regulations, Housekeeping
Candidates need strong computer and register skills, good organization and record keeping, and attention to detail. Customer service focus and a flexible availability are key.
Customer service, Merchandising, Documentation, Loss prevention, Health and safety regulations, Housekeeping
Candidates need a high school diploma and strong organizational, multitasking, problem-solving and attention-to-detail skills. A pharmacy assistant credential and prior pharmacy experience are preferred.
Candidates need pharmacist licensing and a strong commitment to customer service. They should show independent decision making, problem-solving, and experience planning and delegating work, plus comfort with pharmacy systems and computers.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence in British Columbia, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and knowledge of pharmacy systems is an asset. Leadership experience and the ability to plan, delegate and coach staff are expected.