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Retail Healthcare Jobs

Retail healthcare pay and roles

Retail healthcare jobs are based in stores open to the public, such as pharmacy counters, optical shops, and hearing centers. The work is customer-facing and runs on store hours, which often means evenings and weekends. Browse by job title on the professions page.

Median Healthcare Salaryin Retail Stores

10%$16.50/hr
median$24.25/hr
90%$76.00/hr

Top Open Rolesin Retail Stores

Top Median Salary by Rolein Retail Stores

Retail healthcare jobs by role

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Retail healthcare jobs by state

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Your questions about retail healthcare jobs, answered

Which healthcare jobs are retail jobs?

Pharmacy technicians and pharmacists, opticians and optometric technicians, and hearing instrument specialists. Register and front-of-shop roles sit alongside all three, and they train on the job, which makes them a way in: pharmacy assistant sits directly below the certified technician.

Do retail healthcare jobs need a license?

Most do, and it's the state's rule and not the chain's. Most states register pharmacy technicians, and several require PTCB or NHA certification outright. Some states license opticians. Our pharmacy technician licensing guide has the detail.

Is retail healthcare work clinical or customer service?

Both, in the same shift. A retail pharmacy technician rings up a sale, clears an insurance rejection, counts tablets, and keeps the inventory straight, and all four happen at the counter.

Do retail pharmacies do clinical work like vaccinations?

Yes. Immunizations are a routine part of retail pharmacy, and a pharmacist completes a board-approved immunization training program before administering one. Some chains add point-of-care testing on top.