Compliance Pharmacist, Non-Sterile Compounding
Hims & Hers · New Albany, Ohio · US
Posted 60+ days ago
Regulatory Affairs
On-site
Not yet analysed
Demand80
Career growth75
Healthcare fit85
Remote potential60
5-year outlook
Compliance pharmacists in telehealth and compounding settings typically earn competitive salaries, with growth potential as regulatory complexity increases. Exact figures vary by location and experience, but this role likely offers above-average compensation for pharmacists transitioning to non-clinical work.
Clinical license
Required
Applicant reach
narrow
Seniority
mid
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-08-26
Intelligence details
Why this is worth applying to
Pharmacists with compounding or regulatory experience should consider this role for a strong non-clinical pivot into compliance and quality assurance. It offers a clear path to leadership in pharmacy operations and regulatory affairs within a high-growth telehealth company.
Who should apply
Pharmacists with non-sterile compounding experience, familiarity with USP chapters, and a desire to move into compliance, quality, or regulatory roles. Also suitable for pharmacists seeking to leverage clinical knowledge in a non-patient-facing capacity.
CV angle
Highlight any compounding experience, knowledge of USP 795/800, participation in CQI committees, and experience with state board inspections or audits. Emphasize attention to detail, regulatory interpretation, and cross-functional collaboration.
Skills to highlight
- Regulatory compliance
- USP standards
- Non-sterile compounding
- Quality assurance
- CQI process
- SOP development
- Root cause analysis
- State board regulations
Role summary
A Compliance Pharmacist at Hims & Hers acts as the Designated Person for a 503A pharmacy, ensuring non-sterile compounding operations meet USP and state regulations. This role partners with the Pharmacist-in-Charge to maintain inspection readiness, manage CQI, and drive compliance across pharmacy workflows.
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