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The OP Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacist is a pharmacist responsible for assuring optimal drug use outcomes in high risk, high cost or complex patient populations. They apply specialized knowledge of pharmacotherapy to direct patient care, teaching, and consultation. Participates as a contributing member of the pharmacy care team serving specialty areas such as, but not limited to endocrinology, neurology, infectious disease, gastroenterology, and dermatology. Provides clinical, pharmacy, and medication expertise in area(s) served including pharmacy operations, prior authorization support and medication therapy outcomes. Role includes high degree of problem solving relating to clear bagging coordination and close collaboration with external parties to ensure timely patient care. This position is hybrid: remote work and on-site.
Job Responsibility:
Assuring optimal drug use outcomes in high risk, high cost or complex patient populations
Applying specialized knowledge of pharmacotherapy to direct patient care, teaching, and consultation
Participating as a contributing member of the pharmacy care team serving specialty areas such as endocrinology, neurology, infectious disease, gastroenterology, and dermatology
Providing clinical, pharmacy, and medication expertise in area(s) served including pharmacy operations, prior authorization support and medication therapy outcomes
Problem solving relating to clear bagging coordination and close collaboration with external parties to ensure timely patient care
Requirements:
Doctor of Pharmacy from an ACPE accredited college of pharmacy
Licensed pharmacist in the State of Vermont
Two years of clinical pharmacist experience in community, ambulatory care, health-system pharmacy or equivalent experience preferred
Nice to have:
CSP or ASHP Board Certification not required but encouraged