Jobs in Pharmacy Informatics

Pharmacists who have computer experience may want to consider jobs in pharmacy informatics. Some of the jobs are positions like:

Manager Pharmacy Informatics
Pharmacy Informatics Technician
Pharmacist Informatics
Clinical Informatics Pharmacist

There are assistive technologies that can make it easier for people with disabilities to work on computers.

Take a look at some of those Pharmacy Informatics jobs here.








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