Clinical AI Strategist – Pharmacist

Wolters Kluwer

. Serve as the embedded pharmacy domain authority within a Pharmacy and Health Technology Agentic PDLC product pod .

Posted 11/12/2026full-timeUnited StatesSeniorLead💰 $144,500 - $258,300 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in pharmacy workflows, clinical decision-making, and AI evaluation processes, with a strong focus on translating pharmacy needs into actionable agent capabilities. Possesses a deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and quality standards in pharmacy and health technology.

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Doctor Of Pharmacy (PharmD)Active Pharmacy License10+ Years Of Pharmacy PracticePharmacy Informatics ExperienceAI Evaluation And Scoring Rubrics

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Hard Skills

Pharmacist WorkflowsClinical Decision-MakingMedication-Use ProcessesAI ArchitectureWorkflow ImprovementsQuality ImprovementTest ScenariosDrug Information NeedsAgile MethodologiesUsability Testing

Soft Skills

Analytical SkillsWritten CommunicationVerbal CommunicationCollaborationProblem-Solving

Tools & Technologies

Pharmacy Information SystemsClinical Decision SupportDigital Health ProductsAI OutputsContext Refinement

Certifications & Qualifications

Board Certification (BCIP)

Industry Keywords

Pharmacy PracticeHealth System AdministrationMedication SafetyClinical ResearchEditorial WorkflowsRegulatory FrameworksRisk Management StrategiesPharmacy Software ImplementationPatient CarePharmacy-Domain Quality Standards

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as the embedded pharmacy domain authority within a Pharmacy and Health Technology Agentic PDLC product pod
Translate pharmacist workflows, clinical decision points, drug information needs, and operational constraints into agent capabilities and logic
Map pharmacy tasks, decision points, information sources, handoffs, exceptions, and operational constraints
Validate problem statements, hypotheses, prototypes, and assumptions during Discovery and Viability
Develop agent capabilities and logic with engineering, including reasoning, workflow steps, guardrails, escalation paths, prompts, and context
Contribute to AI architecture, prompt strategies, and clinical search and retrieval logic
Define and maintain clinical indices and decision pathways reflecting pharmacist reasoning
Define pharmacy-domain quality standards and acceptance criteria for AI outputs and agent behaviors
Author, maintain, and version AI evaluations, scenarios, test cases, expected outcomes, and scoring rubrics
Lead validation processes including clinical benchmarks, red-teaming protocols, safety checks, and continuous expert testing
Review AI-generated outputs and agent interactions for correctness, safety, and workflow fit
Participate in weekly demos and learning loops and recommend changes to requirements, acceptance criteria, and evaluation coverage
Provide launch-readiness assessments and escalate unresolved domain risks
Own ongoing domain quality of deployed agents by reviewing performance and customer feedback and updating evals and agent logic
Liaise between AI product pods and editorial and content operations
Monitor and research regulatory frameworks and risk management strategies relevant to clinical and pharmacy AI
Maintain AI-readable pharmacy-domain context assets in the product context repository
Represent Wolters Kluwer externally through white papers, conference presentations, and thought leadership
Share pharmacy-domain insights and evaluation practices across product teams
Complete Product Enablement training, corporate training, company initiatives, and performance planning activities

Requirements

What you’ll need

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) required
Active Pharmacy license in any US state required
Minimum 10 years of pharmacy practice
Demonstrated depth in patient care and understanding of pharmacist workflows, professional decision-making, medication-use processes, and pharmacy information systems
Breadth across areas such as health system administration, medication safety, quality improvement, clinical research, education, or publishing
Experience translating practice needs into workflow improvements, software requirements, test scenarios, or quality criteria
Ability to work daily within agile, cross-functional product and engineering teams
Familiarity with evidence-based medicine and editorial workflows
Deep knowledge of pharmacist tasks, workflow dependencies, professional standards, and drug information needs
Ability to design and maintain AI evaluations and scoring rubrics
Ability to assess AI outputs for accuracy, completeness, traceability, and safety
Ability to work hands-on with engineering to shape agent objectives, guardrails, escalation paths, and continuous improvement
Strong analytical, written, and verbal skills
Up to 20% travel to customer offices and conferences
Board certification (e.g., BCIP) preferred but not required
Experience in pharmacy informatics, clinical decision support, drug information, digital health product development, user research, or AI output evaluation preferred
Experience with AI evaluation datasets and rubrics, prompt and context refinement, pharmacy software implementation, usability testing, or structured drug information preferred

Benefits

Comp & perks

Bonus eligibility
Medical, Dental, & Vision Plans
401(k)
FSA/HSA
Commuter Benefits
Tuition Assistance Plan
Vacation and Sick Time
Paid Parental Leave