FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Pharmacy Intern at Walgreens?
A Pharmacy Intern at Walgreens is responsible for assisting pharmacists in providing patient care, processing prescriptions, engaging customers, managing inventory, and completing required training while adhering to state and federal regulations.
Is experience required for this position?
While no specific prior experience is required, it is preferred to have six months of experience in a retail environment and any previous work experience with Walgreens.
Are there flexible scheduling options for this job?
Yes, the position requires a willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends.
What qualifications must I have to apply for the Pharmacy Intern position?
To apply, you must be enrolled in a school of Pharmacy program, be fluent in English, and be willing to work a flexible schedule.
What is the salary range for the Pharmacy Intern position?
The current salary range for this position is $16.50 per hour to $25.00 per hour, with the actual salary depending on various factors.
Will I receive training during my internship?
Yes, you will be required to complete training and maintain knowledge and skills in healthcare and pharmacy.
Is there a policy regarding applicants with criminal records?
Yes, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records, in accordance with the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance.
What kind of customer experience is expected from a Pharmacy Intern?
A Pharmacy Intern is expected to engage customers positively, model customer service best practices, resolve issues, and develop strong relationships with customers.
Can I handle telephone calls while working as a Pharmacy Intern?
Yes, as a Pharmacy Intern, you can handle telephone calls that do not require the personal attention of the pharmacist, including calls to physicians.
How does the internship help in professional development?
The internship provides opportunities to learn from experienced team members, engage in patient care, and understand pharmacy operations, which are pivotal for future pharmacists.