Any opinion of CPS?

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Anyone have any opinions of CPS (comprehensive pharmacy services). It's a rx mgmt company that runs a bunch of institutional pharmacies in my neck of he woods. They frequently have jobs posted and the benefits are pretty generous sounding.

 

[quickpic007]

decent place to work I hear. I know some PRNS with them, very satisfied.

 

[gwarm01]

My friend worked with them for a few years. I think it was okay until the hospital shut down.

 

[WVUPharm2007]

Someone send out an APB for Zpaksux. He used to be a clinical director for them.

 

[Sparda29]

A girl I know is a director for them in the Northeast. However, they don't have anything in New York City.

 

[panicatthepharmacy]

Currently work for them as a director. Excellent clinical and regulatory support. They've been really good to me.

 

[npage148]

Someone send out an APB for Zpaksux. He used to be a clinical director for them.

Snap really? Never gleamed that from his time here

 

[zelman]

Anyone have any opinions of CPS (comprehensive pharmacy services). It's a rx mgmt company that runs a bunch of institutional pharmacies in my neck of he woods. They frequently have jobs posted and the benefits are pretty generous sounding.

I worked for them for over a year. My experience was great, but that may have been related to regional leadership. If you're looking at New England, I'd 100% recommend them. If you're looking elsewhere, I'd 100% recommend interviewing to get a feel for the local team.

 

[Dred Pirate]

I can't comment on them, but I used to work PSI - a similar company, and enjoyed it - it is great for someone looking to get mgmt experience.

 

[moose10]

I did a rotation earlier this year at a CPS run pharmacy. Everyone seemed satisfied and happy for the most part, all of the staff/order entry pharmacists were somewhat involved in clinical duties. Another small group of pharmacists were dedicated to clinical work- rounding, therapeutic drug monitoring, working outpatient clinics, etc. As others have said it may very well depend on the regional or institutional leadership. Can't speak to benefits or salary. I would have applied for work there if I did not have something lined up already, but there definitely are frequent job postings which are often in good areas!

 

[ChalupaBatman86]

If you are the pharmacy director, and they are coming into your pharmacy, you are getting fired.


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[Ackj]

I did an APPE at a 120 bed facility that was managed by CPS. Staff seemed to be pretty happy, as far as I can recall it was a pretty smooth rotation.