PharmaChoice Canada·North Bay, Ontario
The pharmacist will provide thoughtful medication counseling and clinical care, build strong relationships with patients and prescribers, and deliver specialized services like opioid agonist therapy and minor ailment prescribing. Key duties also include administering injections, resolving medication-related problems proactively, and contributing to continuous workflow improvement.
Practice Pharmacy the Way It Was Meant to Be Practiced
Northern Shores Pharmacy is an independent community pharmacy built on clinical integrity,
accountability, and long-term patient relationships.
We are seeking a full-time pharmacist who takes pride in their profession, communicates directly, and
wants to practice at a high level in a supportive, well-run environment.
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About Northern Shores Pharmacy: We serve the North Bay community with a patient-first philosophy grounded in service, collaboration,
and high-quality patient care.
We are building a team of professionals who take pride in their work and support each other.
Northern Shores Pharmacy: 10 Maplewood Avenue
North Bay, ON
Candidates must be a licensed Pharmacist in Ontario (Part A register) and possess strong clinical judgment and attention to detail, along with clear professional communication skills. Experience or willingness to obtain authorization for Methadone/OAT and training for minor ailments prescribing are required, while injection certification is preferred.
Market context
In Ontario, pharmacy technician roles are typically in steady demand across hospitals, community pharmacies, and long-term care settings. These positions are competitive because employers often look for OCP licensure, CCAPP-accredited training, and strong pharmaceutical arithmetic and terminology skills, along with interpersonal ability for patient-facing teamwork. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your licensure details and prepare examples of accurate dispensing support and communication.
