Pharmacist

• Perform routine and non-routine pharmacy technician functions and activities
• Multitask across multiple software programs and applications
• Handle multiple telecommunication lines and use Microsoft programs efficiently
• Maintain accurate and professional documentation
• Use, pronounce, and spell common medical and pharmacy terms
• Maintain communication with the immediate supervisor and/or manager under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist
• Provide no patient counseling
• Enter and verify pharmacy insurance data and benefits
• Provide service to patients, staff, insurance representatives, pharmaceutical representatives, vendors, and fellow employees
• Handle inbound and outbound calls, emails, and internal pharmacy communications
• Coordinate with pharmacy teams to expedite services
• Document and encourage therapy adherence under licensed pharmacist supervision
• Maintain medication information, investigate prescription barriers, report order updates, and schedule delivery or pickup
• Process prescriptions for eligible patients and bill benefit plans
• Resolve insurance billing issues and communicate potential delays
• Support the Revenue Manager with daily financial operations and participate in audits
• Dispense oral oncology medications under pharmacist supervision, including counting, filling, ordering, stocking, packaging, and shipping

Registered Pharmacy Technician

• Review and interpret clinician patient-care notes and assessments for prior authorization support and care-plan recommendations
• Develop and refine disease- and drug-specific clinical protocols
• Monitor patient medication adherence using PDC reports, assessment data, and mobile-platform data
• Evaluate EMR information including drug and disease interactions, medication selection, labs, vitals, allergies, prescriptions, renewals, and physician communication
• Recommend alternative therapeutic regimens and disease-specific treatments according to guidelines
• Monitor therapies for side effects and medication-related issues; recommend drug-therapy changes
• Perform medication therapy management, document interventions, and assess adherence rates
• Conduct pharmacist consultations, motivational interviewing/coaching, medication reconciliation, regimen optimization, synchronization, reminders, and care coordination
• Monitor productivity and report weekly growth-development statistics
• Oversee technicians’ daily activities and verify delivery coordination, prior authorizations, logs, and specialty-care utilization
• Identify and resolve insurance issues and financial-assistance opportunities
• Supervise support-personnel communications in compliance with HIPAA rules and regulations
• Maintain pharmacist registration and remote activities in compliance with applicable laws and DEA requirements
• Communicate directly with other health professionals regarding patient care
• Train pharmacy staff, students, interns, externs, and healthcare professionals
• Manage and update relevant data using database applications
• Support operational improvements, productivity, quality, and customer-service standards
• Assist with research projects and peer review articles
• Identify trends, resolve problems, recommend improvements, implement change, and participate in process-improvement initiatives
• Protect confidential organizational and patient information
• Maintain professional knowledge through education, publications, networks, and professional organizations
• Perform other duties as assigned

Clinical Pharmacist – FL License Required

• Serve as the primary point of contact for members, providers, and pharmacies via phone, chat, email, and written correspondence
• Resolve inquiries about mail order, benefit design, formulary coverage, medication cost, prior authorization criteria, and claims adjudication
• Assist network pharmacies with prescription claims processing and review claims for accuracy
• Support clinical pharmacists with patient and provider outreach, appointment scheduling, clinical program enrollment, and medication-adherence follow-up
• Document interactions and resolutions in internal systems for continuity of care, quality assurance, compliance, and reporting
• Own issues from initial contact through final resolution, coordinating with internal teams as needed
• Use AI-enabled tools and internal knowledge systems to resolve inquiries and document interactions
• Foster a cooperative, respectful, and diverse team environment and take on assigned duties and projects

Pharmacy Technician – Care Team

Pharmacy Technician

• Oversee pharmacy operations teams, including drug rebate invoicing, collections, claims review, grievance and appeals, and related functions
• Monitor KPIs, SLAs, productivity metrics, and staffing levels to meet contractual obligations
• Lead process improvement and efficiency initiatives
• Hire, onboard, and train new pharmacy operations staff
• Review and provide feedback on monthly and quarterly operations reports
• Manage staff productivity and performance, including performance reviews and evaluations
• Monitor staff attendance and timekeeping for accuracy and policy compliance
• Coach staff and support skills development and professional growth
• Ensure monthly and quarterly SLAs are accurate and completed on time
• Keep pharmacy service policies and procedures up to date
• Work with the account PBM Manager to update staff performance metrics
• Prepare and maintain operations documentation
• Develop management and client reports
• Liaise with subject matter experts on industry best practices, process improvement, and customer service
• Interact with internal and external stakeholders to achieve operations goals
• Participate in project work-plan tasks and ensure compliance with audit control objectives
• Lead or assist with special projects and ad hoc client requests
• Foster a positive team environment and lead by example

Senior Manager, Pharmacy and Drug Rebate Services

• Verify chemotherapy regimens for ordering accuracy, indication, dosing, sequencing, diluents, stability, and administration parameters
• Assess and manage treatment toxicities, implement dose adjustments, and recommend monitoring
• Provide evidence-based recommendations for oncology therapies and clinical trial regimens
• Perform comprehensive medication management, medication reconciliation, interaction evaluation, and deprescribing when appropriate
• Oversee or perform aseptic compounding of hazardous and non-hazardous sterile preparations
• Ensure proper donning, engineering controls, closed-system transfer devices, beyond-use dating, chain-of-custody, labeling, and barcode verification
• Lead or support medication-use evaluations, incident reviews, corrective actions, protocols, order sets, and pathways
• Ensure regulatory readiness and maintain documentation and audits
• Track and report clinical interventions, outcomes, cost avoidance, and safety metrics
• Practice under collaborative practice agreements to initiate or adjust therapies, order labs, and manage supportive care
• Coordinate care transitions across infusion, inpatient, specialty pharmacy, home infusion, and community providers
• Support clinical trials and manage investigational products
• Evaluate new drugs and indications for formulary review and implementation
• Precept and mentor oncology pharmacy technicians
• Provide medication and safety education to nursing, providers, and ancillary staff
• Contribute to departmental policies, strategic initiatives, and interprofessional workgroups
• Build, validate, and maintain EHR chemotherapy plans, order sets, and clinical decision support
• Utilize BCMA and smart pump libraries and escalate issues
• Communicate with prescribers, nurses, and infusion teams to resolve order issues
• Report adverse drug events, near misses, and pharmacovigilance data
• Prioritize STAT and time-sensitive chemotherapy and supportive care orders
• Manage hazardous drug inventory, storage, and waste; coordinate shortage mitigation
• Assist with billing accuracy, NDC mapping, waste documentation, and HCPCS coding support
• Perform order verification and IV room pharmacist duties at Central Pharmacy, plus other assigned duties

Oncology Pharmacist

• Process and review prior authorization requests for non-formulary medications for clinical appropriateness
• Review completed prior authorization requests and pharmacy technician recommended denials, formulary alternatives, comments, and attachments
• Verify member identification, date of birth, eligibility, carrier and group information
• Check previous prior authorization decisions and verify prescription and health plan benefit coverage
• Evaluate prescription claim history, chart notes, lab values, provider specialty, and medical policy criteria
• Determine whether requests meet approval criteria using case-by-case professional clinical judgment
• Review medication requests not addressed by P&T Committee criteria or guidelines and develop and draft criteria
• Research and contribute drug references and clinical information for prior authorization review
• Communicate with physicians and pharmacy technicians regarding non-formulary drugs, benefits, exclusions, quantity limits, age restrictions, and formulary alternatives
• Retrieve, collect, and compile data for reporting purposes
• Audit pharmacy claims greater than $200.00
• Suggest additions or deletions to the formulary and update quantity/day or age-limit entries
• Support the National P&T Committee
• Perform other related duties as needed

Clinical Pharmacist

• Perform warehouse functions including assembling and packaging deliveries, inventory rotation and patient-information data entry
• Manage efficient and timely delivery of medication and supplies to patient homes, ambulatory infusion suites or other service sites
• Assist with ordering, receiving and stocking incoming shipments
• Develop positive working rapport with courier services and understand delivery protocols, response times, after-hours service and regulatory requirements
• Maintain assigned vehicle and develop alternate delivery plans for breakdowns when applicable
• Gather and check compounding materials before clean-room entry
• Compound sterile preparations as needed
• Check final products for particulate matter and container integrity before pharmacist review
• Label compounded sterile preparations when state regulations permit
• Check ancillary supplies and pick/pack supplies
• Develop delivery zones and coordinate with customer service, Pharmacy and Pharmacy Technicians to prioritize schedules and meet delivery commitments
• Track delivery-ticket lead time and cost per delivery
• Maintain safe warehouse operations and facilitate efficient workflow and inventory stocking
• Assist in orienting new warehouse team members
• Participate in inventory counts and final reporting
• Assemble and prepare patient deliveries
• Receive and stock incoming orders
• Perform routine maintenance, testing and cleaning of returned equipment
• Perform inventory control, rotate stock and report shortages
• Compile ordered medication, supplies, equipment and documentation accurately, obtaining supervisory accuracy checks
• Adhere to company policies, procedures, performance programs and internal controls
• Report deficiencies in internal controls
• Perform other duties as assigned

Warehouse Pharmacy Technician

• Provide new and existing patients with customer service related to prescriptions, clinical services, billing inquiries, delivery scheduling, suggestions, and complaints
• Record and process orders and inquiries received by fax, mail, telephone, and direct patient contact
• Respond to patient inquiries by telephone and email
• Receive inbound and outbound calls from patients and physician offices regarding medications, pharmacy services, and other inquiries
• Coordinate patient care by scheduling orders, communicating shipment information, assessing supply needs, verifying patient and payment information, and notifying pharmacists of issues or changes in patient condition
• Provide correct information or direct calls to the appropriate team member or department
• Maintain patient relations and resolve claims and complaints
• Alert pharmacists to changes in patient condition, compliance issues, side effects, or counseling needs
• Complete special handling duties, including drug shipment notifications and Adverse Drug Event Reports
• Complete order-processing tasks including scanning prescriptions, Image Indexing, Pre-QA, Intake Prep, and work issues
• Document call information and notify appropriate parties or systems of urgent orders, shipping issues, errors, complaints, and compliments
• Provide high-quality services to home-care patients and referral sources
• Maintain professional representation of the company and effective working relationships with personnel
• Follow company compliance requirements and perform other assigned duties

Pharmacy Patient Care Coordinator

• Oversee daily pharmacy operations and designated pharmacy program activities
• Manage dispensing processes, workflow, inventory, security procedures, and quality assurance activities
• Develop and maintain pharmacy policies, procedures, operational standards, program protocols, quality assurance protocols, work instructions, and training materials
• Support pharmacy staff through hiring, onboarding, training, competency development, coaching, performance management, and professional development
• Monitor and improve pharmacy operational performance, service levels, quality metrics, and program effectiveness
• Support implementation of designated pharmacy programs, technologies, workflows, automation opportunities, client solutions, and operational improvement initiatives
• Maintain relationships with regulatory agencies, vendors, clients, healthcare partners, and internal stakeholders
• Ensure compliance with Board of Pharmacy requirements, HIPAA standards, accreditation requirements, contractual obligations, client requirements, and program-specific requirements
• Support Board of Pharmacy inspections, internal audits, external audits, and client or vendor audits
• Manage pharmacy audits, inspections, corrective action plans, remediation activities, compliance reporting, and follow-up documentation through closure
• Oversee pharmacovigilance activities, including adverse event intake, triage, documentation, evaluation, escalation, reconciliation, and timely reporting
• Review adverse events, product complaints, medication errors, and safety-related reports for completeness, accuracy, seriousness, expectedness, reportability, and follow-up actions
• Lead or support investigations, root cause analysis, corrective and preventive action planning, and continuous improvement initiatives
• Ensure staff training on adverse event identification, documentation, escalation pathways, privacy requirements, and patient safety expectations
• Prepare and present clinical quality, pharmacovigilance, and patient safety performance updates to leadership, clients, vendors, and regulatory or accreditation stakeholders

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