Clinical Pharmacist - Medication Reconciliation
- Employment type
- Full-time · On-site
- Posted
- November 10, 2026
- NOC code
- 31120 — Pharmacists
- Province
- Ontario (ON)More in Ontario
Hiring confidence: Sparse posting · 22/100
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Job Overview
This role is based in Ontario. The Canadian NOC code for this position is 31120 — Pharmacists. Equest is hiring for this full-time position through Jobily, where you can check how well your resume matches the posting before you apply.
Market context
About this role in Ontario
Average salary for Pharmacist in Ontario
Median $114,700 per year, with most postings between $104,000 and $121,992 (Pharmacists, 2026-05, 36 postings). This posting does not state a salary.
NOC code
31120 — Pharmacists. The National Occupational Classification code is what Express Entry, provincial nominee programs and Job Bank use to identify this occupation.
Typical qualifications for Canadian employers
A pharmacy degree, PEBC qualification, and a current provincial licence; retail roles usually also want experience with a dispensing system such as Kroll.
Licensing: Yes. Pharmacists must be licensed by the provincial college of pharmacists; internationally trained pharmacists go through the PEBC and a provincial jurisprudence exam.
Fit check
Is this role right for you?
Top skills this posting asks for:
- Medication reconciliation
- Clinical pharmacy
- Patient assessment
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What you'll do
- Perform medication reconciliation for patients
- Review and optimize medication regimens
- Assess medication safety and appropriateness
- Support long-term care and retirement communities
- Collaborate with healthcare teams
- Provide personalized pharmaceutical care
- Document clinical findings and recommendations
- Enhance clinical outcomes for seniors with complex medication needs
What you'll need
- Registered pharmacist license (Canadian province)
- Pharmacy degree (Bachelor or PharmD)
- Experience in medication reconciliation
- Knowledge of long-term care environment
- Strong clinical assessment skills