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Been here a few months in AZ working at Pillpack/Amazon as a fullfillment pharmacist, wanted to share some info and I can try to answer questions you may have as well. Most job postings you see are for what I do.
- pay is okay, 115k a year EXEMPT salaried employee with a year 1 and year 2 sign on bonus, 13k first year and 12k second.
- Mandatory OT every week typically
- NO overtime pay. And I mean zero, I don’t mean just OT at your base pay rate. You will work 5-10 hours a week for free.
- Very Amazon’d, the managers running the pharmacy are all amazon people who are not pharmacists and have no pharmacy experience. As a result, they run it not like a pharmacy but like their warehouses (work you all they can since they do not pay you overtime)
- the process is a bit haphazard. Like I know everyone thinks this will take over pharmacy but when you actually see the process and how everything is done it makes you question that. It’s very retail pharmacy, people running around doing things manually, something wrong with a bag they literally just cut it and tape it and so forth. It’s not streamlined with conveyors or anything like bigger mail order pharmacies
- small team, about 15 rphs right now
- low morale, frustrated rphs mostly at no OT pay while also expecting OT.
- work isn’t too bad, much better than retail.
Lunch almost over, let me know if you have questions. Should you work here? If you are okay with working 45-50 hours a week for 40 hours of pay yes. If not, which most aren’t since it’s pretty unheard of, then no.
- pay is okay, 115k a year EXEMPT salaried employee with a year 1 and year 2 sign on bonus, 13k first year and 12k second.
- Mandatory OT every week typically
- NO overtime pay. And I mean zero, I don’t mean just OT at your base pay rate. You will work 5-10 hours a week for free.
- Very Amazon’d, the managers running the pharmacy are all amazon people who are not pharmacists and have no pharmacy experience. As a result, they run it not like a pharmacy but like their warehouses (work you all they can since they do not pay you overtime)
- the process is a bit haphazard. Like I know everyone thinks this will take over pharmacy but when you actually see the process and how everything is done it makes you question that. It’s very retail pharmacy, people running around doing things manually, something wrong with a bag they literally just cut it and tape it and so forth. It’s not streamlined with conveyors or anything like bigger mail order pharmacies
- small team, about 15 rphs right now
- low morale, frustrated rphs mostly at no OT pay while also expecting OT.
- work isn’t too bad, much better than retail.
Lunch almost over, let me know if you have questions. Should you work here? If you are okay with working 45-50 hours a week for 40 hours of pay yes. If not, which most aren’t since it’s pretty unheard of, then no.