GO-High-Level Developer

Pharmacy PIC Pro — Website Project Overview for Developers Project Objective Develop and deploy a professional Pharmacy PIC Pro website focused specifically on: Pharmacist-in-Charge Services + Pharmacy Compounding Operations & Compliance Implementation The website should clearly communicate that Pharmacy PIC Pro provides more than consulting. The company can provide the Pharmacist-in-Charge, then support the pharmacy with the operational systems, documentation, training, implementation, and ongoing compliance infrastructure needed to operate a non-sterile compounding pharmacy. The website should be prepared for GoHighLevel (GHL) deployment and be responsive for desktop, tablet, and mobile. Brand Brand Name: Pharmacy PIC Pro Parent/Contracting Company: SimplifiRx Compounding Group, LLC d/b/a Pharmacy PIC Pro Primary Website/Domain: PharmacyPICPro.com Business Address: 3750 NW 87th Avenue, Suite 700 Doral, FL 33178 Visual Direction Maintain the existing Pharmacy PIC Pro branding: Blue, green, and white color palette Professional pharmacy/healthcare appearance Clean, modern layout Strong compliance and operational positioning Avoid excessive pharmaceutical/pill imagery Use high-quality images showing pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, non-sterile compounding environments, documentation, training, and pharmacy operations Do not duplicate the same stock image across multiple sections/pages Website Scope — 6 Total Pages The complete website consists of 6 primary pages: Home About Us Services How It Works Compliance Contact / Request a Consultation 1. Home Page The Home page should immediately establish what Pharmacy PIC Pro does. Primary Positioning Pharmacist-in-Charge Services + Pharmacy Compounding Operations & Compliance Implementation The page should communicate the two major service components: Pharmacist-in-Charge Services Qualified pharmacist placement and PIC support for pharmacies requiring designated professional leadership. Compounding Operations & Compliance Implementation Operational systems designed to help pharmacies establish and maintain effective non-sterile compounding operations. Home Page Content Areas Hero section Pharmacist-in-Charge Services Compounding Operations USP 795 implementation SOP and documentation systems Training and competency Inspection readiness Ongoing monitoring/compliance support How Pharmacy PIC Pro works Consultation CTA Primary CTA: Request a Consultation 2. About Us The About page should explain the operational and pharmacy expertise behind Pharmacy PIC Pro. Leadership Marcia Walker, PharmD, RPh Chief Executive Officer Executive leadership, pharmacy operations, compounding implementation, compliance systems, and program development. Diana Kneifati Pharmacist-in-Charge PIC leadership, pharmacist oversight, pharmacy operations, and implementation support. Rhys Friedman Pharmacy Technician Compounding operations and pharmacy infrastructure support. The page should emphasize hands-on pharmacy implementation rather than presenting the company as a conventional consulting firm. 3. Services Services should be clearly separated so pharmacy owners immediately understand what can be provided. Pharmacist-in-Charge Services PIC placement PIC professional services Pharmacy operational oversight Compliance implementation Staff oversight Documentation oversight Ongoing monitoring Non-Sterile Compounding Operations Compounding workflow development Operational implementation Pharmacy process development Documentation systems Daily pharmacy operations support USP 795 Implementation USP 795 operational review Required documentation Logs and records Workflow implementation Staff implementation support SOPs & Documentation SOP development SOP organization Operational policies Compounding documentation Compliance logs Implementation tools Training & Competency Pharmacist training Pharmacy technician training Workflow training SOP training Competency documentation Ongoing training support Inspection Readiness Operational assessment Documentation review Workflow review Staff preparation Corrective-action support Readiness monitoring 4. How It Works This page should visually explain the Pharmacy PIC Pro implementation process. Workflow 1. Agreement Client signs the Pharmacy PIC Pro professional services agreement. 2. Assess Evaluate the pharmacy's current operations, staffing, compounding processes, documentation, workflows, and compliance infrastructure. 3. Install PIC Place/install the designated Pharmacist-in-Charge as required under the engagement. PIC placement occurs after execution of the agreement. 4. Build Develop the required operational infrastructure, including: SOPs Workflows Documentation Logs Training infrastructure Compliance processes 5. Implement Move the system from documentation into daily pharmacy operations. 6. Train Train pharmacists and technicians on the implemented processes, SOPs, documentation, and workflows. 7. Monitor Provide continuing oversight, monitoring, reporting, and corrective-action support. Visual Summary Agreement → Assess → Install PIC → Build → Implement → Train → Monitor The page should also communicate three principal outcomes: Clear Processes → Usable Documentation → Trained Personnel 5. Compliance The Compliance page should focus on Pharmacy PIC Pro's operational compliance capabilities rather than simply reproducing regulatory language. Include: USP 795 implementation SOP systems Documentation Cleaning and operational logs Training records Competency documentation Quality processes Monitoring Corrective actions Inspection readiness Position compliance as something integrated into daily pharmacy operations, not simply a collection of policies. 6. Contact / Request a Consultation Primary purpose: Convert pharmacy owners/operators into consultation leads. Include: Request a Consultation form Name Pharmacy/Company Email Phone State Service needed Message Service selection should include: Pharmacist-in-Charge Services Non-Sterile Compounding Operations USP 795 Implementation SOPs & Documentation Training & Competency Inspection Readiness The form area should be configured so the temporary HTML form can be replaced directly with the appropriate GoHighLevel form element. Developer Navigation Primary navigation: Home | About | Services | How It Works | Compliance | Contact Persistent CTA: Request a Consultation Mobile navigation should retain easy access to the consultation CTA. Images & Graphic Assets Provided 1. Pharmacy PIC Pro Logo — PROVIDED The official Pharmacy PIC Pro logo file is included in the materials provided to the developer. The logo contains: Pharmacy PIC Pro wordmark Stylized pharmacy/P graphic Mortar-and-pestle imagery Rx/checklist imagery Blue/green/white brand colors Developer Instructions Use the provided logo file rather than recreating the logo using text, CSS, or another graphic. The entire logo must remain visible, including the complete word: PRO Do not: Crop “PRO” Distort the logo Stretch it disproportionately Place content over the logo Allow white backgrounds or image containers to create visible strips over adjacent text or graphics Maintain proportional scaling and appropriate responsive padding. 2. Website Photography — PROVIDED The website photography/images selected for the project are also included in the developer materials. Images should visually represent: Pharmacists Pharmacy technicians Non-sterile compounding Pharmacy workflow Documentation/compliance Training Pharmacy operations Image Requirements Do not duplicate the same image unnecessarily across pages. Avoid generic pill/tablet imagery where professional compounding or pharmacy-operations photography can communicate the message more effectively. All website image references must point to files contained in the project's images/assets folder. Do not depend on: Temporary ChatGPT image URLs External temporary hosting Broken local development paths Placeholder images in the production version Materials Provided to Developer The development package should include: 6 website pages Pharmacy PIC Pro logo Website images/photography HTML/page files CSS JavaScript where required Images/assets folder Page-specific image assets Clear asset/file paths GHL form integration locations Navigation structure CTA/link structure GoHighLevel Development Requirements The final website package should be GHL upload ready. All navigation buttons and CTAs must be functional. Particular attention should be given to: Mobile responsiveness Navigation buttons CTA links Contact form Image paths Image loading Page-to-page links Logo responsiveness No images should appear as broken links after GHL deployment. Overall Customer Journey The website should make the Pharmacy PIC Pro service model understandable within seconds: Need a Pharmacist-in-Charge? ↓ Pharmacy PIC Pro provides the PIC ↓ We assess the pharmacy ↓ We build the operational and compliance infrastructure ↓ We implement it ↓ We train the pharmacy team ↓ We monitor the system The central message is: Pharmacy PIC Pro doesn't simply provide recommendations—we help install the leadership, systems, workflows, documentation, training, and monitoring required to move from compounding compliance requirements to compounding daily pharmacy operations.