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Pharmacy Supervisor Geneva General Hospital

Finger Lakes Health
United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 18 Nov 2025

About the role

Pharmacy Supervisor – Geneva General Hospital

Shape the Future of Patient Care in the Heart of the Finger Lakes

Geneva General Hospital is seeking a motivated, forward-thinking Pharmacy Supervisor to lead our dynamic pharmacy team. If you’re passionate about clinical excellence, patient safety, and supporting a collaborative healthcare environment, this is an opportunity to step into a meaningful leadership role where your expertise truly matters.

Why You’ll Love This Role

As a Pharmacy Supervisor, you’ll serve as a key clinical leader—guiding pharmacy operations, ensuring safe and effective medication use, and partnering closely with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary teams. You’ll be hands-on with patient care, provide critical consults, mentor staff, and help shape best practices throughout the department.

What You’ll Do

  • Supervise daily pharmacy operations, ensuring timely and accurate distribution of medications.

  • Provide leadership and support to Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians.

  • Serve as the supervising pharmacist in accordance with NYS regulations.

  • Offer pharmacokinetic, antibiotic, and parenteral nutrition consults to providers.

  • Support high-quality patient care by collaborating with the entire healthcare team.

  • Participate in performance improvement initiatives, adverse drug reaction reporting, and medication safety efforts.

  • Support medication management across all patient populations—neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric.

What You Bring

Education

  • Minimum: BS in Pharmacy

  • Preferred: PharmD

Licensure/Certification

  • Current NYS Pharmacist License (or eligibility)

Experience

  • Minimum:

    • One year of hospital pharmacy experience

    • Demonstrated leadership experience

  • Preferred:

    • Previous supervisory experience

Skills & Knowledge

  • Expertise with Unit Dose Systems, IV admixture preparation, parenteral nutrition, and chemotherapy

  • Understanding of pharmacokinetic dosing principles and dosage adjustments across diverse patient populations

  • Experience with ADR reporting and quality/performance improvement

  • Strong computer competency

  • Ability to communicate clearly, work collaboratively, and uphold our Healing Environment principles

Who Thrives Here

Someone who is…

  • A confident clinical leader

  • Passionate about patient safety

  • A strong communicator

  • Collaborative, supportive, and team-oriented

  • Ready to mentor, motivate, and elevate pharmacy practice

Join Us at Geneva General Hospital

At Finger Lakes Health, we prioritize professionalism, respect, and patient-centered care. As our Pharmacy Supervisor, you’ll help foster a safe, compassionate environment where every team member—and every patient—feels valued.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your pharmacy leadership career, we’d love to meet you.

Qualifications

Education

  • Minimum: BS in Pharmacy

  • Preferred: PharmD

Licensure/Certification

  • Current NYS Pharmacist License (or eligibility)

Experience

  • Minimum:

    • One year of hospital pharmacy experience

    • Demonstrated leadership experience

  • Preferred:

    • Previous supervisory experience

Skills & Knowledge

  • Expertise with Unit Dose Systems, IV admixture preparation, parenteral nutrition, and chemotherapy

  • Understanding of pharmacokinetic dosing principles and dosage adjustments across diverse patient populations

  • Experience with ADR reporting and quality/performance improvement

  • Strong computer competency

  • Ability to communicate clearly, work collaboratively, and uphold our Healing Environment principles

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Company

Finger Lakes Health

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