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At PHIL, our Clinical Support Associates serve as the first line of contact for provider offices, partner pharmacies, and payers—helping ensure patients receive timely, accurate support throughout the prescription process. This entry-level role operates in a high-volume, fast-paced pharmacy call center environment, where associates manage approximately 40–60 inquiries per day. In this fully remote position, you will handle inbound calls, conduct outbound outreach to healthcare companies, insurance providers, and partner pharmacies, and provide real-time status updates to healthcare providers via phone and email. Responsibilities include supporting prescription processing workflows, assisting with prior authorizations, processing orders, and maintaining clear communication across stakeholders. You’ll receive structured training, hands-on team support, and clear development pathways to build foundational knowledge in pharmacy operations and benefits coordination—growing into more complex responsibilities over time. Additionally, the team has opportunities to pilot new outreach initiatives as business needs evolve, offering exposure to process improvement and cross-functional collaboration.
Job Responsibility:
Respond to inbound inquiries from providers, medical office staff, and payers by phone, email, and internal messaging
Support providers with real-time order status updates, prescription processing steps, and plan-specific requirements
Triage escalations and resolve urgent or complex order-level issues efficiently
Clearly communicate program requirements, expected copays, and processing timelines
Coordinate with internal partners and external pharmacy networks to remove order bottlenecks
Guide provider teams through billing issues, prior authorizations, tier exceptions, and appeals
Use professionalism, de-escalation and active listening skills to manage provider frustrations and keep communication productive
Log updates across internal systems accurately and on time
Identify common workflow issues and share insights to improve team processes
Superb written documentation of services provided in all cross-functional systems
Requirements:
Active Board of Pharmacy license in the State of Residency.
Active Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) certification
Minimum 2 years of pharmacy technician experience and use of proprietary software to process prescriptions
Strong understanding of pharmacy claims processes and coverage workflows
Skilled in managing multiple digital platforms and navigating cross-system tasks
Clear and professional verbal and written communication skills
Ability to provide excellent customer service via inbound communication (calls and emails)
Willingness and ability to learn operational workflows to quickly determine root cause
Collaborative mindset with willingness to take guidance and feedback
What we offer:
Ground floor opportunity with one of the fastest-growing startups in health-tech
Competitive compensation (commensurate with experience)