As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 21 pharmacist jobs in Richmond, BC. The most active employers are London Drugs Limited, Loblaws Inc. and Sobeys. Skills often requested: counselling, customer service, documentation and workflow.
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Candidates need pharmacist licensing, strong customer relations and problem-solving skills, and the ability to lead and delegate in a pharmacy team. Familiarity with pharmacy systems is an asset.
Candidates need a valid BC pharmacist licence in good standing and injection certification. They also need strong organization, attention to detail, and the ability to work both alone and in a team.
Regulatory compliance, Organizational skills, Attention to detail, Work independently
Candidates need a pharmacist licence, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and experience planning and leading staff. Knowledge of pharmacy systems and computer skills are an asset.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and experience planning and leading staff. Knowledge of pharmacy systems and computer skills are an asset.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and experience planning and leading staff. Knowledge of pharmacy systems and computer skills are an asset.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and experience planning and leading staff. Knowledge of pharmacy systems and computer skills are an asset.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence and experience running pharmacy operations, with strong customer service, problem-solving and communication skills. Pharmacy system knowledge and computer skills are an asset.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence and strong customer service and problem-solving skills. Experience with pharmacy systems is an asset, and they must lead by example and make sound decisions on their own.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence and knowledge of pharmacy regulations, privacy rules and controlled substances law. Strong customer service, problem-solving and leadership skills are required.
Candidates need pharmacist licensing, strong customer service and problem-solving skills, and knowledge of pharmacy systems. Leadership ability to plan, delegate and drive business results is expected.
Candidates need pharmacist licensure, a strong commitment to customer service and professionalism, and problem-solving and leadership skills. Experience with pharmacy systems and personal computing skills are an asset.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence and the ability to practise within federal and provincial regulations. They should have strong customer service, problem-solving and leadership skills, and personal computing and pharmacy systems knowledge is an asset.
Candidates need pharmacist licensing and experience with full-scope professional services, strong customer relations and problem-solving skills, and knowledge of pharmacy systems. Strong computer skills and a commitment to health and safety are also needed.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence, the ability to practise to full scope, and strong customer service and problem-solving skills. Experience with pharmacy systems, planning and coaching staff, and following privacy and health and safety rules is an asset.
Candidates need pharmacist licensing and the ability to practise to the full expanded scope in British Columbia. Strong customer service, problem-solving, leadership and computer skills, including pharmacy systems, are required.
Candidates need a pharmacist licence and the ability to practise to the full scope of the profession in British Columbia. They also need strong customer service, problem-solving and leadership skills, and comfort with pharmacy systems.
Safeway: Safeway operates as a banner of Albertsons Companies.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, a pharmacist licence in good standing in the province of responsibility, and injection and First Aid certification. Kroll software experience is preferred.
Safeway: Safeway operates as a banner of Albertsons Companies.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, a pharmacist licence in good standing in the province of responsibility, and injection and First Aid certification. Kroll software experience is preferred.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, strong communication and customer skills, and comfort with computers. London Drugs also wants people who work well in a team, handle multiple tasks under pressure and keep learning.
Communication skills, Work as a team, Computer skills, Counselling, Regulatory compliance
Candidates need a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, strong communication and customer skills, and good computer skills. They must work well under pressure, multitask, and work a flexible schedule from Monday to Sunday.
Communication skills, Work as a team, Computer skills, Counselling, Regulatory compliance
Candidates need a Canadian pharmacist licence in good standing with their provincial College of Pharmacists, plus an injection certification. Experience with pharmacy software (Kroll preferred) and Opioid Agonist Treatment is needed, along with clinical judgment.
London Drugs Limited (90), Loblaws Inc. (63), Sobeys (41), Neighbourly Pharmacy (40) and PharmaChoice Canada (40).
What skills do pharmacist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention counselling, customer service, documentation, workflow, problem solving, customer relations, confidentiality and inventory management.