Pharmacist
15 open positions in this category
The 0660 series, Pharmacist, in this hub comes entirely from the Veterans Health Administration, where pharmacists work in both dispensing and clinical roles. VA clinical pharmacy specialists practice under a scope of practice that lets them manage medication therapy directly, for example in anticoagulation, primary care and home-based care.
Recent listings have included clinical pharmacists, clinical pharmacy specialists for Patient Aligned Care Teams and home-based primary care, a floating clinical specialist, facility program managers including one for anticoagulation and an associate service chief for the electronic health record, quality and academic affairs.
Applying tip: VA pharmacist positions require a Doctor of Pharmacy or an earlier qualifying pharmacy degree, a full, current and unrestricted license in any US state and, for clinical specialist roles, residency training or equivalent clinical experience. Qualifications and grade are judged by a professional standards board, so document your residency, board certifications and clinical practice in the resume itself rather than counting on an interview. Our federal resume guide explains the level of detail expected.
The Pharmacist category has 15 open listings in our inventory right now: 1 fully remote and 14 telework eligible. 14 were posted in the last 30 days, the newest on Oct 6, 2026. Advertised pay runs $123,922 to $222,945 a year, typically about $170,231. GS grades range from 11 to 15. Figures as of Oct 7, 2026, refreshed daily.