Candidates need to be licensed pharmacists able to practise to the full scope of the profession in Ontario. They also need strong customer service, problem-solving, leadership and computer skills, plus knowledge of pharmacy systems.
Candidates need strong computer and cash register skills, good record keeping, attention to detail, and a friendly, organized approach to customer service.
Customer service, Merchandising, Documentation, Loss prevention, Health and safety regulations, Housekeeping
Candidates need pharmacy licensing in Ontario, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and the ability to lead and coach a team. Familiarity with pharmacy systems is an asset.
Candidates need selling experience, strong communication skills, knowledge of beauty products, and the ability to run sit-down makeup and skincare consultations. They must be able to lift up to 50 pounds, climb a ladder and bend to stock shelves.
Candidates need previous retail management experience, strong planning, judgment and time management skills, and good interpersonal, coaching and communication abilities. Business and financial acumen and the ability to build relationships with internal and external agencies are also required.
Candidates need pharmacy licensing and experience with pharmacy practice, along with strong customer service, problem-solving and leadership skills. Pharmacy systems knowledge and computer skills are an asset.
Candidates need a high school diploma, with a pharmacy assistant diploma and prior pharmacy experience preferred. Strong organization, multitasking, problem solving and attention to detail are required.
Candidates need planning and decision-making skills, good problem solving, and strong organization and time management. Computer literacy and knowledge of products and supplies are expected.