The interview was conducted in person with the owner. It was an informal affair. Although I brought and presented my resume', I was not given an opportunity to fill out an application on the premises. Presumably that will be done online. I found the owner to be very collegiate and courteous, knowledgeable about the sterile compounding process, the necessity of pharmaceutical integrity of the final product which is dispensed to the patient, the various licensure requirements and compliance with USP Chapter 797 (in the wake of the New England Compounding Pharmacy tragedy,) as well as a sense of "ownership," literally and figuratively, of Pharma Compoundia.
When we discussed the hourly rate of pay, I was slightly disappointed, especially on the basis as a PRN position. We did not discuss any benefits.
